Sentence examples for enforcement of global from inspiring English sources

We see a distributed system consisting of several sites, each with its own resources to protect, as a federation, and propose a framework for the specification (and enforcement) of global access control policies that take into account the local policies specified by each member of the federation.

The worry is that we will be left with a patchwork of agreements, voluntary commitments and informal rules rather than legally binding obligations and the enforcement of global standards for guarding these deadly materials.

This new economic and political reality is already being shaped by the fast-growing global support for the enforcement of a global "carbon budget".

Not long ago it looked as though elephant poaching in Africa was on the downswing, in part because of more rigorous enforcement of a global ban on trade in most elephant ivory imposed in 1989.

The second accord covers procedures for independent judicial review of disputes involving foreign companies, providing explanations when import licenses are refused and uniform enforcement of the global trade rules across China.

Some shipping companies have raised concerns about effective and robust enforcement of the new global sulfur cap, especially on the high seas.

Human trafficking is one of the most atrocious crimes and among the challenging problems facing law enforcement which demands attention of global magnitude.

Liberals wanted to cast anti-terrorism efforts in terms of global law enforcement -- rather than war.

Theorists speculate about the elimination of the nation state in favour of some kind of global trade enforcement.

Even so, computer security professionals point out, anyone can act in the name of Anonymous, and Anonymous has certainly swung its wrecking ball around in the last few years: its denial of service attacks have impaired private sites like that of PayPal, and some of its offshoots have penetrated the e-mail communications of global law enforcement agencies.

Mr Smith says that the creation of a sort of "secure YouTube of global law enforcement" could be beneficial both for the public, who would get more accountable police, and for officers on the beat, who could be vindicated more quickly if falsely accused of brutality.