Sentence examples for resources enforced from inspiring English sources

In messy states the old authority structure that allocated resources, enforced contracts and collected taxes -- President Suharto in Indonesia and the Communist Party in Russia -- has broken down but has not been replaced by a new authority that can play the same role.

Major nobles in turn granted lands to smaller landowners in return for homage and further military support, and eventually the peasantry held land in return for local labour services, creating a web of loyalties and resources enforced in part by new honorial courts.

It is responsible for managing resources, enforcing security, networking, and disk access.

In the middle of a global crisis, why waste efforts, create confusion and squander resources enforcing restrictions that serve no purpose?

IBAMA, which operates under the Ministry of the Environment, oversees the use of renewable resources, enforces federal environmental laws, and coordinates the efforts of various agencies.

Other changes to the constitution furthered indigenous rights, strengthened state control over the country's natural resources, and enforced a limit on the size of private landholdings.

Capacity limits for the renewable resources are enforced and overtime usage is determined through constraints (4).

The increasing shortage of resources has enforced the search for production techniques for biodegradable polymers made of renewable raw materials.

Symmetrical competition for resources was enforced by dividing all fecundities by (1+n/nmax) where n is the total population of the current generation (both "R" and "A") and nmax is a population scale.

Between them, Carson and Otto introduced all the main anti-lawn arguments: toxicity, habitat destruction, resource depletion, enforced conformity.

The council said it does not have the skills or resources to enforce the order so on-street enforcement will be the job of Lincolnshire Police.