Put simply, the CSA has been trying to enforce a set of rules that many of the people it deals with no longer recognise.
Our results demonstrate the significance of self-organisation, the ability to devise, monitor and enforce a set of rules, among resource users.
The United States, it's true, hasn't resorted to the rattan, but it still enforces a set of rules against short selling that have been in place since the thirties, when shorts were seen as a cause of the Great Crash.
The state enforces a set of rules binding on all that partly establishes and partly constitutes a condition of equal freedom.
This particular part of the bill would give the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the ability to enforce a set of rules for navigation apps on smartphones, which many drivers find more convenient and less expensive than built-in navigation systems.
Blockchain was originally created as a system to track bitcoin (digital currency) ownership, and it's still used extensively for that purpose, but a trusted and immutable record has great utility to track virtually anything of value and enforce a set of rules.
Yet of course the task of negotiating, building and enforcing a set of global financial rules would be immense, and would take many years, as Mr Turner freely admits.In any event, whatever progress has already been made in terms of policy co-ordination in the past few months, the global crisis has increased the strains between ideologies and political agendas.
This common policy gives the opportunity for the site administrator to enforce a set of common global rules; for example, "mail objects can only be localized by their receivers and if the object has already left the distribution department".
This may occur when the annotation guidelines cover rules that enforce a set of phenotypes to be annotated in particular circumstances instead of only one.
In general, API management involves implementing and enforcing a whole set of rules governing who has access to what, and in how much quantity.
