Sentence examples for enforced too from inspiring English sources
But he adds that if role-based access control is enforced too strictly, employees have too little data to do their jobs.Similarly, DLP is no guarantee against leaks: because it cannot tell what is in encrypted files, data can be wrapped up and smuggled out.
He has since said that the policy may have been enforced too zealously, according to a separate WCBS report.
Our results show that if high treatment levels are enforced too early during the outbreak, a second wave of infections can potentially occur with a substantially larger magnitude.
Too many people, filling in too much paper, enforcing too many rules and extracting too many taxes; the system is unsustainably piling up debt for future generations.A heavy price is paid in job creation, too.
Although the budget was not ultimately cut, Shirley Ann Jackson, then chairwoman of the commission, said in a speech to her staff that the industry had sent a clear message: "That we are inefficient, that we over-regulate, that we inspect too much, assess too much, enforce too much, take too long on licensing actions and employ an overly restrictive body of regulation".
Bionode is very open to any kind of contribution and does not enforce too many rules or governance to the community.
The entire economy of the town is built on partying, so enforcing laws too rigidly is bad for business.
It is therefore important not to enforce a too strict ordering of subdomains.
WASHINGTON -- More than three decades after the United States Congress passed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act -- striking a major blow against international corruption by criminalizing bribes to foreign officials -- the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is trying to carve out some major exceptions in the law to prevent prosecutors from enforcing it too aggressively.
The bank said the rules on debt and deficits should be enforced automatically, without too much discretion for political leaders to allow exceptions.
Union officials contend that Chief Ramsey has enforced those rules too stringently, punishing aggressive officers and damaging morale in the process.
