Sentence examples for burden of enforcement from inspiring English sources

German renters' rights groups have panned the law, pointing out that it places the burden of enforcement on the renters, and lacks any sort of penalty for errant landlords who raise rents in excess of the 10% cap.

But the new system has attracted criticism from tenants' rights groups who say the burden of enforcement relies on renters, and rogue landlords aren't penalised for busting the cap.

It also put the burden of enforcement on the victims, requiring them to either file a formal complaint with hud or sue in federal court to vindicate their rights.

And putting the burden of enforcement on the private sector has advantages: the aggrieved party will have a better idea than the state whether a copyright infringement is worth pursuing.But the bill has problems too.

The DTSA is a great achievement that should both deter potential wrongdoers and ease the burden of enforcement on those that have been wronged.

The federal government, however, does not enforce the monopoly right; the inventor, patent owner, or licensee bears the burden of enforcement.

Barbara Kennelly, a former Democratic representative from Connecticut and president of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, warned at the hearing that forcing Social Security to take on the enormous burden of immigration enforcement would be a harmful diversion from its core mission and could strain the bureaucracy to the breaking point.

Protecting clients from malicious mobile code is therefore an important concern in these architectures; however, the burden of security enforcement is typically placed entirely on the client.

That's the view of academic Jean Yang, who holds a PhD from MIT and has been conducting research around data privacy for several years – including devising her own programming language, called Jeeves, which centralizes how privacy policies are handled in order to take the burden of correct enforcement off the shoulders of individual programmers.

Every year, some version of a bill to shift more of the burden of copyright enforcement from the entertainment industry to government and the tech industry gets resurrected by entertainment lobbyists.

Arpaio and his attorney, Larry Klayman, filed a federal lawsuit last year alleging that President Obama's executive action protecting up to 5 million immigrants without documentation from being deported added to the burden of law enforcement, especially in a border state like Arizona.