Sentence examples for enforced by third from inspiring English sources

These standards are enforced by third party agencies, none of which (as far as I know) operate in the medical marijuana industry.

In most mammal species, cooperation is limited to small groups; there is little division of labor, no trade, no large-scale conflict, no social support for sick or disabled, and no moral systems enforced by third parties (Clutton-Brock 2009).

The federal organic regulations are enforced by third-party certifiers.

The object can be file resources hosted on a file server, eMails on a mailbox server.. Authorization between the subject and the object is typically executed and enforced by a third entity that is generally referred to as the reference monitor.

The doctrine was widely seen as unfair, for various reasons - it made no exception for cases where the parties to a contract obviously intended for it to be enforced by a third party, and it was so inconsistently applied that it provided no solid rule and was therefore "bad" law.

The coupling between fluid and solid (both spherical particles and cylindrical wall) is enforced by a second order accurate, sharp interface immersed boundary method (IBM).

And the cleverness of that theme is enforced by the second of the works to be programmed, which is Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion's homage to Bellini's Madonna col Bambino e Gloria di Cherubi Rossi Madonnaa of the Red Cherubs).

The concentration was enforced by violence at first, but restrictive covenants became the preferred way to enforce segregation after a few decades.

An excerpt from Harry von Tilzer and Andrew B. Sterling's "Wait 'till the Sun Shines, Nellie Harry von Tilzer Music Pub.b., New York, 1905) illustrates the key feature: chromaticism, enforced by falling circle-of-fifth progressions made of secondary dominant and dominant (seventh) chords (ex. 1).

The ban on assault-weapons imports was first enforced by President George H. W. Bush and strengthened by President Bill Clinton before it was abandoned by President George W. Bush.

The prohibition on scandalum magnatum was first enforced by the King's Council.