Sentence examples for code designed to prevent from inspiring English sources
There are a number of provisions in the U.S. tax code designed to prevent U.S. firms from shifting their assets to their offshore subsidiary, but the data show that these provisions are largely ineffective.
And the thief was able to get the domain transfer authorization code, designed to prevent fraudulent or unauthorized transfer, because he had access to the account.
The school admissions code is designed to prevent teachers from covertly selecting pupils, for example by interviewing parents.
Before 1964, the Code provisions designed to prevent taxpayers from using the multiple form of corporate organization in order to avoid taxes were §§ 269, 482, and 1551.
The code is designed to prevent misleading or pressured selling.
Sometimes there can be a problem with the slope of the drain pipes (although plumbing codes are designed to prevent this, not all pipes are up to code).
All machine learning systems used in the U.S. and Europe for credit and lending have hard coded rules designed to prevent racial and other types of discrimination.
Nuremberg, the first international code (1947), was designed to prevent any future recurrence of the atrocities committed during World War II by Nazi research physicians.
In other sections, the committee accuses police forces across England and Wales of an "alarming lack of consistency" when it comes to adopting a code of ethnics designed to prevent repeats of scandals such as Hillsborough and the controversies over undercover policing.
For example, Pluton is designed to prevent malicious code from tampering with firmware on a device, which could be quite useful for a utility or energy provider that oversees over-the-air upgradeable smart meters or sensors connected to the grid.
The latest data from the National Institute of Space Research relates to a period before a change in the code which environmentalists say eases the protection designed to prevent deforestation - a claim the government disputes.
