Sentence examples for enforcing data from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the Information Commissioner's Office, the watchdog responsible for enforcing data protection laws, said: "We're aware of allegations raised against several charities, and will be investigating whether there have been any breaches of the Data Protection Act or privacy and electronic communication regulations".

According to the authors, C3 can be used to address data privacy by enforcing data storage in specific regions and by applying data fragmentation.

The proposed DBMS provides facilities for creation, controlling data access, enforcing data integrity, recovering the database after failures and restoring it from backup files, maintaining database security with updation and report generation options (Lee et al. 2006).

"As much as the parties to the agreement can assert one view, and as much as concerned commentators can express another, we need the expert input of the regulator explicitly tasked with promoting and enforcing data protection law".

Indeed, "effective models for managing and enforcing data access policies, regardless of whether the data is stored in the Cloud or cached locally on client devices" was identified back in 2010 as a top research priority, by the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) [3].

In Algorithm 1, M-subproblem is obtained by enforcing data consistency, so the convergence properties can be analyzed by considering the iterations of u-subproblem and S-subproblem.

And we need to recognize the value of data and those who produce it by enforcing data-reporting standards.

The first term in the cost function enforces data fidelity in image-domain.

To reduce the overhead of data transfer across network, the JobTracker attempts to enforce data locality when it performs task assignment.

Major challenges faced by mobile Internet users are limited hardware resources (3G or LTE) or exhaustion of carrier enforced data plans.

One way to address this problem is to thoroughly assess whether an SP can be trusted to enforce data confidentiality [1].