Sentence examples for data to enforce from inspiring English sources

But, according to Copley, town halls did not have the resources or data to enforce it.

Ross said in March that he began exploring adding the question after the Justice Department said it needed better citizenship data to enforce it.

Airbnb regional policy head David Owen argued that relying on the companyto hand over data to enforce city rules would be unfair.

The census has not asked about citizenship on the decennial form since 1950, and former top Justice Department officials say that the ACS provides adequate data to enforce the law.

Former Justice Department officials have said the department already has good enough citizenship data to enforce the law, noting the census hasn't asked about a citizenship question on the decennial survey since 15 years before the landmark voting law was passed in 1965.

Because the curation steps are performed by a human being and multiple sets of data are included at the same time, the curator can draw on shared information between data sets to enforce higher-order quality standards.

Swiss officials are expecting a sharp rise in asylum seekers with the European Union's introduction this month of a fingerprint data bank to enforce a unified asylum policy.

However, most current solutions to ephemeral photo sharing rely on a secure server to store the original image data and to enforce the access control.

Furthermore, the design incorporates preprocessing of the input data to thoroughly enforce caching and coalescing prior to polyphase filter operation.

In its request, the Department of Justice said it needed more citizenship data to better enforce the Voting Rights Act, which prohibits discriminatory voting regulations.

Each EU country has its own data privacy czar to enforce laws, although enforcement varies greatly between countries.