Sentence examples for enforce ownership from inspiring English sources

If there's no way to publicly verify the transfer of a single asset to a single entity, then there's no way to enforce ownership or authenticity.

It served as a sexual fence for people, enforcing monogamy as a way to enforce ownership, but also as a way to ensure that any children produced were legitimately entitled to any sort of land transfer or inheritance.

We have seen companies like po.et trying to use it to enforce content ownership, Hu-manity, which wants to enforce data ownership, and the IBM TrustChain consortium to track the provenance of diamonds from mine to store.

In the meantime, a registered copyright will allow you to enforce your ownership of the sound if someone else attempts to use it.

Or maybe Founders like Jefferson, in crafting the 2nd Amendment, were worried that if they didn't own guns, they wouldn't be able to enforce their ownership of another race.

Exposing engineers directly to the stability of their own services enforces ownership: They are motivated and capable of writing code that avoids the 3 a.m. red alert.

Then imagine you could restrict the company from using that data for anything else, including selling it to other medical data brokers, and enforcing those ownership rules on the blockchain.

They get title to their homes, but find local police slow in enforcing their ownership when no-longer-welcome partners refuse to leave.

Property possession norms are less costly to enforce than property ownership norms because it is easier for an enforcer to witness and to correct a forcible dispossession than to decide which among competing claimants "owns" a commodity that one of them has set down.

Second, the G20 must enforce transparent beneficial ownership.

The courts of common law recognized and enforced the legal ownership; the courts of equity recognized and enforced the equitable ownership.