Sentence examples for enforce technology from inspiring English sources

China has long supported a policy of "indigenous innovation," which grants advantages to Chinese companies over foreign rivals, especially in technology industries, and tries to enforce technology transfer from foreign companies in business deals.

Indian telecommunications companies are also required to demand that foreign manufacturers transfer their technology to make "critical" equipment and software within three years of a sale, the memo said, concluding that any Indian company that did not enforce technology transfers would be subject to criminal prosecution.

As attorney Leonid Kravets points out on TechCrunch, this is one of the most important ideas in enforcing technology patents: just how obvious was the idea embodied in a particular patent at the time that an invention was created?

The result shows that the natural fiber composite material hemp and polypropylene gained the higher rank in the selection process and almost compliant with the requirements of industrial product design specification and can be recommended to automotive component manufacturers to enforce green technology.

Of course, massacre and counter-massacre were commonplace in history — but these twentieth-century massacres were increasingly a pure product of ideology, enforced by technology.

It is pointless to promulgate laws which cannot be enforced because technology makes it easy to circumvent them.

Sometimes it is hard to enforce limits on technology use.

Then, enforce your policy using technology.

But many veterans of Silicon Valley say it is not the responsibility of technology to enforce copyright law.

These custom booking engines are usually managed by an outside travel company on behalf of a specific company that can design the technology to enforce its in-house travel policies.

He added: "We are also legislating to use more state-of-the-art technology to enforce curfews and exclusion zones.