Sentence examples for which I enforce from inspiring English sources

About one snake a year makes the mistake of coming into my yard, in which I enforce a strict no-snakes policy, and I have become quite adept at nabbing them.

With a logarithmic change of variables as y i = logx i (or equivalently x i = exp y i ) which enforces the positivity constraint on x i ) we can turn the GP in (38) into the following equivalent problem in x minimize log f 0 exp ( y 1 ), …, exp ( y n ), subject to log f i exp ( y 1 ), …, exp ( y n ) ≤ 1 i = 1, …, m, log g i exp ( y 1 ), …, exp ( y n ) = 1, i = 1, …, p, (38).

And if you arrive one minute late, the no-latecomer policy is strictly enforced (which I discovered the hard way racing to a show).

"Suddenly I need to enforce quotas, which I've never done before; you want five pieces, I can give you two, you want one, I might not be able to give any.

In fact, many said they'd prefer a female boss, because of the greater likelihood she'd understand the need for work-life balance (which I wrote about in "Enforce The No-BlackBerry Rule").

The Chile, Australia and Singapore free trade agreements, which I supported, contained similar "enforce your own law" labor provisions to DR-CAFTA, but as I noted when I voted for these agreements, I was greatly disturbed by these provisions' departure from the labor rights standards negotiated in the U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement.

The F.C.C. has since sought another way in which to enforce the concept of net neutrality.

"I think there is always room for improvement in the way in which policies are implemented and in way in which we enforce those policies," she said.

A magistrate had many ways with which to enforce this power.

Montana now joins ten other states, all in the West, which enforce a 75mph speed limit on Interstate highways.

Woolf disagrees, saying of the home, "For there we sit surrounded by objects which enforce the memories of our own experience".