Suitable design strategies and tools still need to be developed to optimize the performance and enforce the industrial application of these systems.
2. Apply existing laws and policies to safeguard and protect the rights of children affected by migration, including monitoring and enforcing the consistent application of the EU Anti Trafficking Directive and Strategy, with special focus on prevention, reduction of demand and prosecution of those who exploit and abuse child victims.
Single step stacking sequence optimisations relying on evolutionary algorithms to enforce continuity through the application of blending rules are prone to the curse of dimensionality.
First, their automatically enforcing nature obscures the application of classic contract doctrines.
By refusing to accept filings by companies that it thinks are violating the rules, the S.E.C. could enforce some conformity in the application of the standards, at least among internationally traded companies.
The S.E.C. would be able to enforce consistent application of the rules by companies whose securities trade in the United States, but arguments for the change would be undermined if it appeared there was little reason to think those reports would be comparable to reports issued by companies in other countries.
The suggested REST approach does not enforce the use of browser-based applications, but certainly fits them well.
In addition, since most physicians working in community hospitals are not employees of the hospital and can admit their patients to competing hospitals, hospitals often find it hard to the enforce the use of new HIT applications such as CPOE.
The application of an enforced policy by accreditation bodies to check the third-party auditing process could also increase the quality of auditing and help to improve the effectiveness of their systems to achieve a better occupational health and safety performance.
The record giants were encouraged by the legal victory, but they continue to be frustrated by the difficulty of enforcing rulings in a country where the application of the law is notoriously uneven.
