Sentence examples for proper mechanisms from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes they don't have proper mechanisms [for updates], where they can just produce a security fix and get it quickly installed on the systems and devices," he said.

Only then can proper mechanisms be put in place to protect these so-called ecosystem services.

They point to other provisions of the patent laws those that exclude known and obvious technology as the proper mechanisms for preventing patents from being granted on lackluster ideas.

To ensure a fair balance of interests, proper mechanisms for benefit sharing should be put in place when designing data sharing platforms (Chadwick and Berg 2001).

On the other hand, states from different systems fit into different contexts, thus, they cannot share data and events without proper mechanisms.

This paper mainly focuses on the design of the proper mechanisms of the student model to deal with the non monotonic nature of the pedagogic diagnosis.

And the proper mechanism for converting the Afghan government along these or any other lines is the loya jirga, rather than ad hoc political appointments (like anointing a chief executive to serve under the president), as some have suggested.

The Obama administration has begun to consider a new push to reduce loan balances, while debating the proper mechanism, according to banking officials.

"I don't think the Home Office even has a proper mechanism for doing that at the moment and that's what we need – a clear transparent policy that can be worked to when it comes to children".

It's a fair point, but as pressure grows on Budapest the focus will likely shift to the lack of a proper mechanism within the EU to bring wayward members into line.

I see now that this is what has got me through my novels, through those desperate moments mid-project, when I was stuck on how to update the myth of John Henry for the information age, or trying to figure out the proper mechanism for an existential horror story.