Sentence examples for is able to enforce from inspiring English sources

And whether the country in which that capital operates is able to enforce proper behaviour, compliant with the law and common standards.

As long as the government is able to enforce the law, those pieces of paper and metal will always be worth what they say they are, no matter what.

This, in turn, requires a conflict resolution mechanism that is able to enforce the formal and non-formal parts of the contract.

Therefore, we propose a runtime monitoring enforcement module (called Kernel Call Controller) which is compatible both with Android and SEAndroid and is able to enforce security policies on kernel call invocations.

We solve this issue proposing the Multi-Fasnet protocol, which is able to enforce fairness in a relative short time scale, in the order of few propagation delays, without trading off the aggregated throughput network performance.

"Our legal advice has confirmed that the UK government is able to enforce UK and EU law by banning illegal eggs and egg products - so why have they chickened out? "British egg producers have invested heavily to meet their legal obligations, only to see their efforts jeopardised by an apparent lack of political will".

After all, England were able to enforce the follow-on.

"It enforces a level of discipline that the local people have not been able to enforce".

To be effective, however, a supervisor has to be able to enforce its will.

The king was able to enforce obedience from lesser groups and to exact tribute from them.

It is too soon to conclude the cartel will be able to enforce compliance.