Sentence examples for which enforce a from inspiring English sources

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

Mixed in with all these half-explanations is any of one of a host of tribal statements of the day, relevant only to the harpsichordist, which enforce a loose party line of sorts.

This contrasts with existing C++ and other object-orientated libraries, which enforce a particular object model.

Thus, we hypothesized that the BG may be crucial for binding emotional cue relations especially in tasks or processes which enforce an integrative evaluation of emotional information [7], [8].

Interestingly, we do not find differences between BG patients and healthy controls during this processing step, again implying a minor (if any) role of the BG during implicit emotional speech processing and supporting the idea that the BG may only be recruited in tasks or processes which enforce an explicit integrative emotional information evaluation [7], [8].

We give a simple recipe which enforces a version of discrete min max principle.

The "Password Policy" profile appears under the "Restrictions" area, which enforces a passcode to unlock the device.

The British Olympic Association bylaw which enforces a lifetime Olympic ban on drugs cheats will face legal scrutiny by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on March 12.

The business of baseball was changing, and, with the elimination, in 1976, of the reserve clause, which enforced a kind of indentured servitude, it was soon transformed.

Yet the kingdom has been unable to prevent some of its own citizens from joining or funding the Islamic State, which enforces a version of Salafism, a puritanical wing of Islam related to Wahhabism, the religion of the Saudi ruling family.

She said school meals cost £2.10 and were provided by catering company Caterlink, which enforces a strict "no debt" policy, obliging  the school to fund pupils' unpaid dinners before claiming it back from parents.