Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, for example, called Friday for a "union of stability" able to enforce controls on individual European economies.
The meetings that the 50-something CEO held were a way to enforce control, to keep people from working on their own.
The New York City Campaign Finance Board -- charged with enforcing controls on special interests in city elections and opening the process to political newcomers -- is understandably taking issue with what could be an unintended consequence of the plan to eliminate party primaries in local elections.
LONDON — On the eve of a major report on Britain's phone hacking scandal that editors and journalists fear could lead to statutory regulation of the press, a group of more than 80 British lawmakers on Wednesday opened a defense of press freedom, which, they said, would be undermined by new laws enforcing controls on newspapers.
A firewall is a network security system that protects the infrastructure, service, and data of a network by enforcing controls on the incoming and outgoing network traffic at the network border.
An application programming interface (API) is provided for network operators and applications, which allows them to enforce control over packet forwarding rules on network devices.
But he was vague on precisely what steps the secessionists would take as Spanish authorities move into Barcelona to enforce control.
It's not about enforcing control over others.
SOX enforces control on user management, auditing, reporting, security and privacy analysis, authorization, authentication, system development, program and infrastructure management, monitoring, backup, and disaster recovery.
Indeed, genetic research prospects are frequently met with calls to ban abortion based on genetics, in turn enforcing control of female bodies through the restriction of abortion rights.
Another proposal would allow cities and counties to enforce rent control on more buildings, part of an effort to control runaway housing costs.
