Sentence examples for has developed to enforce from inspiring English sources

An observer of the many draconian laws and sanctions that society has developed to enforce monogamy would be hard pressed to declare it the default condition of humankind.

In the early 21st century, however, it has become apparent that, even as coercive treatment in institutions has diminished, new forms of coercion have developed to enforce treatment in the community.

Constraints are developed to enforce both decision maker preferences and traditional engineering measures of performance.

Intellectual Property Rights 5. (C) The Ambassador commended the MOI for its cooperation with the Embassy in building local capacity to protect intellectual property rights (IPR), noting that the U.S. has developed an excellent relationship with FIA personnel enforcing IPR laws.

Medicine regulation has developed at different rates in high and low income countries, as has the mechanisms to enforce them.

But unfortunately those perceptions have developed, or at least been enforced, by the relative inaccessibility of actually getting to these people and groups.

Recently, graph based methods, including locally linear embedding (LLE), have been developed to preserve data neighbor relationships without enforcing global linearity [58].

It is therefore necessary to understand why governing boards refrain from enforcing policies they have developed.

Our decisions have developed a mechanism called the effectivevindication rule to prevent arbitration clauses from choking off a plaintiff's ability to enforce congressionally created rights.

Even Ecuador has refused to enforce Nicaraguan judgments.

Congress has to enforce it, which means, ultimately, that public opinion has to enforce it.