Sentence examples for game enforcement from inspiring English sources

Instead, a rope-a-dope regulatory process has let companies game enforcement through years of violation appeals.

.[T]hey're good at the public relations game". Enforcement director Robert Khuzami told the inspector general that he did not think it was a good idea for the SEC to routinely notify entities of pending agency action.

The very talk of it - macho phrases about "all options open" - suggests an international community so crazed with video game enforcement as to have lost the power of coherent thought.

Both intellectual property and tangible assets imply the same processes, but the boundaries of intellectual properties may be uncertain and may, in turn, allow parties to game enforcement processes in ways that would not be feasible in antitrust matters that principally feature tangible assets.

The NFLPA argued that Goodell broke provisions in the CBA, namely that the Wells Report cited the Policy on Integrity of the Game and Enforcement of Competitive Rules while NFL executive Troy Vincent, who authored the letter to Brady announcing his suspension, cited the Game Operations Manual as where Brady was in violation.

Thus began a nearly 20-year cat-and-mouse game with law enforcement that makes up much of the book.

And once a person's sex life becomes fair game for law enforcement, it tends to take center stage in the press.

The cryptography debate is often portrayed as a zero-sum game pitting law enforcement against privacy — our individual right to be free from unwarranted intrusion by the government.

As the cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and smugglers moves farther out to sea, however, it also becomes more dangerous — not only for the Coast Guard but also for the smugglers' human cargo.

Cryptocurrencies have actually led to a massive cat and mouse game with law enforcement, as agencies get better at identifying criminal behavior, while criminals come up with new evasion techniques and increasingly anonymous cybercurrencies in order to defeat the efforts of law enforcement.

Toronto's transit cops are evidently the Homer Simpsons of the Canadian transit enforcement game.