Sentence examples for work enforcing from inspiring English sources

But Atos is simply doing the government's dirty work, enforcing George Osborne's £18bn welfare cuts, the government's response to a financial crisis caused by the banking sector.

Therefore, this work enforces to keep on studying the effect of this kind of polymers in LbL nanostructures.

While optimizing the exit velocity distribution, the constraint optimization algorithm used in this work enforced a limit on the maximum allowable pressure drop in the die; according to this constraint we can control the pressure in the die.

Some of the best places to work enforce employee autonomy so they can give their employees the freedom to accomplish more task and do it to their liking.

So why this unfair treatment?" The arrests came just as the Greek government introduced a pilot program to register NGOs operating on Lesbos in an effort to monitor their work, enforce standards for operations and foster cooperation among the different organizations.

In particular, chick embryo work followed guidelines for animal work enforced by Nagoya University.

But someone must do the dirty work of enforcing discipline, and Vere averts his glance.

Most economists believe that governments need to help markets work efficiently: enforcing contracts, resolving insolvencies, hooking up firms to the power grid, and the like.

They are already mobilising to block China's entry to the WTO and to stymie its work of enforcing free-trade rules.

In the world of law enforcement — and in the larger world that our laws were designed to shape — animal-cruelty issues were long considered a peripheral concern and the province of local A.S.P.C.A. and Humane Society organizations; offenses as removed and distinct from the work of enforcing the human penal code as we humans have deemed ourselves to be from animals.

But delays and cancellations have meant most countries have made heavy work of enforcing the plan.