Sentence examples for immutable organization from inspiring English sources
The 'programmable' and 'active' network paradigms have been trying to solve the problems emanating from the immutable organization of network software layers by allowing arbitrary custom codes to be embedded inside network layers.
Being barred from spaces and organizations for an immutable trait such as gender identity can be painful, particularly when the exclusion occurs during formative years.
With data transactions taking place between multiple networks owned and administered by multiple organizations, a permanent, immutable record means custodianship can be tracked as data, or physical goods, pass between points in the supply chain.
The authors, Kathleen Eisenhardt and Donald Sull, recommend creating a set of decision rules, somewhere between a half dozen and a dozen, that are virtually immutable: These are the things the organization stands for and that will guide your decisions.
Malaysia has prospered wonderfully, and the arrangement seemed immutable.
In May, the State of Louisiana became the first to make police officers a protected class under its hate crimes law––a decision that Potok from the SPLC says his organization takes issue with, since one's occupation isn't an immutable characteristic like skin color, nor as deep-seated as a religious belief.
Mr. Kennedy's organization took out full-page newspaper advertisements two years ago that challenged the idea that homosexuality is immutable and that gays merit protection under anti-discrimination laws.
The Center defines hate groups as organizations with "beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristics".
