Sentence examples for developed to enforce from inspiring English sources
An observer of the many draconian laws and sanctions that society has developed to enforce monogamy would be hard pressed to declare it the default condition of humankind.
Constraints are developed to enforce both decision maker preferences and traditional engineering measures of performance.
Then correction algorithms are developed to enforce these independent consistency conditions to achieve full consistency at the numerical solution level.
For this reason, an appropriate algorithm is developed to enforce different upstream and downstream flow conditions and simulate uniform, non-uniform and unsteady flows.
Way back in 1867, the Canadian senate was developed to enforce "minority interests", to be a "sober second thought" of "qualified persons" to counteract the sometimes rowdy elected representatives of the House of Commons. .
Wall Street bankers, with help from key Republicans in the House and Senate, have begun a major campaign across the country to kill the regulations currently being developed to enforce Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform.
The data highlights the need for states to expand and enforce industry labor protections and develop mechanisms to enforce basic labor laws for workers in homes, the report said.
Moreover, we develop techniques to enforce non-key constraints on the canonical target instance, by providing a chase method to reason about data.
Verbeek notes that critics of the idea of intentionally developing technology to enforce morally desirable behavior have argued that it jettisons the democratic principles of our society and threatens human dignity.
The power of the U.S. market can only be used for things like forcing developing countries to enforce the patents, trademarks, and copyrights of U.S. pharmaceutical companies, software companies, and Hollywood.
UNSCR 1540 established for the first time legally-binding obligations on all UN Member States to develop and to enforce effective measures against the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological WMD, their means of delivery, and related materials.
