Sentence examples similar to stemming from implementation from inspiring English sources

The failures all stemmed from implementation of old security standards with known vulnerabilities or failure to implement upgraded security protocols.

In many cases limitations, stemming from the implementation of interventions on historic structures and monuments that do not comply with internationally accepted guidelines do not allow for heritage structures to fulfill the performance level of new constructions for the required probability within a specific conventional life that is usually defined by seismic codes.

In addition to the above IRRs, the performance of a nonideal QΣΔM can be measured by the amount of total additional interference stemming from the implementation nonidealities.

An assessment matrix was used intensively throughout this SEA to identify and evaluate the environmental impacts stemming from the implementation of the GWDS development plans.

Problems with work overload often stem from poor implementation, Ms. Henry says.

Finally, we conclude with measurement results that stem from an implementation on a laboratory model.

A major reason for this stems from the implementation of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) two-factor authentication mandate.

The contrast between the latter study and others [42, 46] may stem from different implementation processes, that is, different approaches to training and education of providers applying the tool.

Lynch said she believes the action was taken "so I can't get out a decision that is consumer-friendly". The case stems from the implementation of a 1992 law that requires audits of phone companies every three years and refunds half the profits companies made above a certain amount, a provision known as excess profit sharing.

The contrast between the latter study and others [ 42, 46] may stem from different implementation processes, that is, different approaches to training and education of providers applying the tool.

Thousands of people have died in Muslim-Christian violence stemming from opposition to the implementation of Shariah in the north.