Sentence examples for and does not enforce from inspiring English sources

Moreover, China has not signed the Hague convention on international child abduction, and does not enforce custody orders issued by foreign courts.

Unlike Napster, which has no such restrictions and does not enforce the few rules it does have (most of which relate to unauthorized distribution of copyrighted music), the EMI rules are encoded into the file being downloaded so that they can be circumvented only through hacking.

Bionode is very open to any kind of contribution and does not enforce too many rules or governance to the community.

Yet, it uses priors (rather than predictors) in a Bayesian framework and does not enforce a direct correspondence between the MEG/EEG and fMRI sources; that is, imposes "soft" rather than "hard" constraints [Baillet and Garnero, 1997].

Then Ms. Post arranged a $500,000 city-sponsored loan to renovate the property, but the indictment said she kept the loan off the city's books and did not enforce repayment.

In a new report, Daniel R. Levinson, the inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services, said the federal Medicare agency had not clearly defined "conflict of interest" and did not enforce standards meant to prevent such conflicts from influencing coverage decisions by the panels, known as pharmacy and therapeutics committees.

However, the Spanish government was at that time in disarray and did not enforce the law.

Another reason hackers target the computer networks of smaller firms is that they assume -- often correctly -- that these small businesses have less sophisticated cyber security in place and do not enforce the same level of data-protection protocols as their larger-firm counterparts.

These flow charts contain many ambiguities and simplifications and do not enforce correct and timely execution of the guideline.

The ODE models are deterministic, based on detailed biochemical reactions and do not enforce strict exclusion [ 34, 35, 64], TASEP-based models employ stochastic rate laws for ribosome movement in (1) and enforce strict exclusion [ 17, 29, 57], and the Petri net model assumes deterministic waiting times for ribosome movement, while enforcing exclusion as well [ 49].

Sometimes local government officials were sympathetic with swiddeners and did not enforce these laws, knowing that no viable alternative land-use practices or alternative income sources existed for them; people had few other livelihood choices (e.g. De Haan 1929, for South and East Borneo).