Sentence examples for document enforcing from inspiring English sources

On Monday Haaretz printed a heavily pixellated image of what it said was the original document enforcing a reporting ban.

After spending time with those clothes, those images, the 19th-century etiquette manuals and Elizabethan document "enforcing the status of apparel" on materials that were restricted according to class, I sense an ancient anxiety that the barriers these judgers rely on for structure might be disappearing.

Eleanor Besley, policy adviser at the sustainable transport lobby group Sustrans, said the government's reliance on the planning guidance itself to help define sustainable development created a self-reinforcing situation where "essentially, the document enforces its own assumptions.

The association contends that the restrictions on rent in the contract were meant to benefit those who live in the marina and the tenants therefore have an interest in seeing the document enforced.

("Your tax returns or the presidency, Mr. President," House Democrats might say if they get a subpoena for Trump's documents enforced in federal court). And I leave open the possibility that the Republicans would be so silly as to stick with a president who has tried at every turn to obstruct an investigation into his association with an enemy of the United States.

For example, key-value stores lock records consisting of key-value pairs, column-family stores lock rows, and document stores enforce locking at document level.

In this broken system, the job of documenting and enforcing Idaho's animal cruelty laws is often left to concerned citizens, journalists, and investigators with nonprofit charities.

The Baltimore study recommended Rent Court extend the length of the legal process so renters can find help, expand availability of legal assistance, force landlords to document claims, enforce inspections and fund eviction prevention programs.

We present in this paper an alternate method of enforcing document lifecycles that requires neither static verification nor single-point access.

The Wildlife Conservation Society and other conservation groups are petitioning Craigslist – on which postings for $1.4m of ivory, much of it almost certainly illegal, were recently documented – to enforce its its own rules against the sale of animal parts.

Since Ohio began enforcing the document requirement in September, the number of children and parents on Medicaid has declined by 39,000, to 1.3 million, and state officials attribute most of the decline to the new requirement.