Sentence examples for enforcing complex from inspiring English sources

Instead of enforcing complex passwords, as many organizations do, the new scheme makes sure than no more than a few users can have the same password, which has a similar overall effect on security.

Fourteen years ago, California set up a new method for enforcing its complex wage and hour laws.

He was emphatic about enforcing the complex's parking regulations and griped when he thought Maness made too much noise with friends.

For your CEEM PC account, I do enforce a complex password requirement.

Mindful of "the greater immigration-related expertise of the Executive Branch" and "the serious administrative needs and concerns inherent in the necessarily extensive [Government] efforts to enforce this complex statute," I would interpret the word "when" in the same manner as we interpreted other parts of this statute in Zadvydas v. Davis, 533 U. S. 678, 700 (2001).

While not formally enforced, the complex traditional caste system is still associated with socio-economic disadvantages for marginalised castes and ethnic groups [29], something which national development programmes address through, for example, targeted subsidies.

Other epigenetic players bind to epigenetic modifications ('readers') and recruit further re-enforcing complexes.

Attendants were paid to oversee these activities, and the happenings of the complex, enforcing opening and closing times, and the rules of conduct.

Therefore, for the recovery and purification of products from complex mixtures, the selectivity and/or capacity of classical solvents towards the desired solutes is usually insufficient, enforcing the need for complex and thus expensive separation schemes.

But the willingness of prosecutors to file criminal charges against former partners at the accounting firm may portend a new toughness in enforcing the rules governing complex and lucrative tax strategies.

Which is to say: the national post-Vietnam psychological complex enforced a certain triviality inappropriate to the gravest questions a nation can face.