Sentence examples for proposed compliance from inspiring English sources

No treaty is perfectly verifiable, but the proposed compliance measures would make it more difficult for countries in violation of the treaty to escape detection.

It doesn't sound as if the proposed "compliance defence" would help it at all.ERIC YOUNG PhiladelphiaThe reforms mentioned in your leader would go some way to reducing corporate corruption.

The KDM's developers — the Open Management Group — proposed compliance levels [28] for tools using the metamodel, this reflects the fact that many tools (such as DBLModeller) do not wish to implement all of the KDM.

Unlike other existing models, the proposed compliance contact model accurately evaluates the material properties of the rock block (considered as a deformable indenter) and of the steel target (considered as an elastic-plastic target of finite thickness).

The results of the numerical and experimental studies indicate that the proposed compliance-based damage index method can be used in damage identification of the structure.

Reference [14] proposed a Compliance Request Languages that can be used to specify compliance patterns that can be applied to business processes.

References [10, 62] proposed a compliance reference architecture by abstracting regulations and corporate policies.

Two well established methods, the mean strain and the stress transfer approaches (partial interaction) are combined through a newly proposed strain compliance principle.

This paper, instead, presents all the main results of the experimental tests conducted on a motorbike engine both in the original stock arrangement and in a modified configuration proposed in compliance with the Technical Regulations of the 2007 FIM Road Racing Supersport Italian Championship (CIV).

Reference [34] proposes a compliance architecture derived from regulation overlaps among corporate governance and regulations.

This study proposes a compliance multi-material topology optimization design of continuum structures with the dependence of crack patterns.