Sentence examples for policed through from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Congress may find that the general principle of first sale has ongoing merit in the digital age and can be adequately policed through technology – for example, measures that would prevent or destroy duplicative copies.

These movies suggest it's unfortunate that the sexuality of girls and women is policed through slut-shaming -- but slut-shaming is part of life, so what can you do?

These seemingly unrelated stories are inextricably linked through the span of American history in the ways in which the bodies of Black children have been exploited, dehumanized and policed through the centuries.

For years, the U.S. exploited unbalanced power to make 'Internet Governance' a diplomatic no-man's land, which it alone policed through vague processes of self-nomination to a Byzantine nominating committee to... Formal consensus was always kept at bay, unfavorable issues scuttled and decisive votes avoided.

Black box: A qualitative method for improving public confidence in policing through micro-analysing service delivery.

The design supports shaping and policing through token buckets, leaky buckets and a scheme, variation of the token bucket, that aims at providing statistical quality of service guarantees by exploiting the effective rate concept.

It's about policing through some of the most serious problems we have in our society.

Setting out a force's strategy and policing priorities through the Police and Crime Plan.

Adults, she added, "become the gender police through dress codes".

"We cannot rebuild trust between the people and the police through cosmetic measures," Ms. Morayef said.

He criticized federal attempts to correct the history of racist housing polices through government programs.