Sentence examples for are successfully enforcing from inspiring English sources

After all, online music stores like Apple Computer 's iTunes or Buymusic.com are successfully enforcing copy protection of the songs they sell, preventing users from downloading them more than a certain number of times.

The report, published in September in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, was the result of a comprehensive analysis of more than a dozen studies in which researchers tracked the prevalence of heart attacks in communities where smoking bans had been successfully enforced.

They also point out that waiting time based regulations have not been successfully enforced anywhere in Europe Londonn's TfL proposed a five minute waiting time after a booking back in 2015 but dropped the measure after a public consultation, for instance).

In August 2015, the two sides signed a peace agreement, although both sides expressed reservations and the agreement has not yet been successfully enforced -- and the South Sudanese have yet to see the benefits.

In a recent comprehensive review of the legal enforcement of the right to health, Hogerzeil et al. identify 71 cases from low and middle-income countries where the right to health (in terms of access to essential medicines) was successfully enforced through law courts (53).

"With the invaluable work of our partner LAPD, we have been successfully and aggressively enforcing Proposition D and upholding the will of the voters," City Attorney Mike Feuer said in a statement Monday.

Among others, the B-Bar method introduced by Hughes [31] and its generalization to finite strains [32,33], the reduced or selective integration technique [34,30,35], the augmented Lagrangian method [36,37], have been successfully employed to enforce incompressibility while tackling the numerical difficulties and locking phenomena associated with the penalty formulation.

Lawyers caution, however, that all three provisions carry high standards of proof and are not often successfully enforced.

China is widely given credit for successfully enforcing the ban and removing tiger from the official list of medicinal substances.Wild tiger would probably remain more valuable because in Chinese medicinal thought it is regarded as more potent.

For example, rape and enforced prostitution were successfully prosecuted as war crimes in UNWCC-supported trials.

The design of a molecule-based magnet requires that this trend be successfully opposed.' One strategy for enforcing ferromagnetic interactions is the spin-polarization mechanism.