Sentence examples for enforced by taking from inspiring English sources

In Jano, we do not attempt to recruit other users' devices but deployment of sensing tasks could be defined, reused and enforced by taking advantage of Jano support for policy definition and enforcement.

Finally, the approach outlined herein could be enforced by taking into account suitable padding of the data samples that are under the threshold, so as to substitute the zero entries obtained by the reconstruction algorithm with a specific non-zero value, e.g., their spatial mean, thereby reducing the observed MSE.

But our public speech is still full of mandatory lies and half-truths, which enforce themselves by taking advantage of fear -- the fear of what opponents will say, the fear of seeming unrealistic or irresponsible.

If your trademark is approved, you'll be responsible for enforcing it by taking legal action if someone else begins using it.

Newly opened archives show that the persecution of civic activists, frequently enforced by violence, often took precedence over Communist parties' other political and economic goals in the Soviet bloc at that time.

Their sacrosanctity was enforced by a pledge, taken by the plebeians, to kill any person who harmed or interfered with a tribune during his term of office.

When offenders violate the law, we are mandated and trained to enforce the law by taking an offender into custody.

In the UK, it's overwhelmingly up to individual workers to enforce their own rights by taking unscrupulous employers to employment tribunals.

She accepts the need to trim spending and sympathises with her employer, but feels cuts are being enforced by the government too quickly: "It took us years to get into this position, and now they want to fix it in no time," she says.

Lloyds is close to selling off 632 branches, a move enforced by the EU as a condition of taking a state bailout.

For the secondary twin to grow significantly it must take on a shape enforced by the primary twin.