Sentence examples for systems enforced from inspiring English sources

And as the detectives peel back layers of prejudice and resentment, we are presented with uncomfortable truths about the clash between tolerant secular Western society and the belief systems enforced in theocratic countries.

In most mammal species, cooperation is limited to small groups; there is little division of labor, no trade, no large-scale conflict, no social support for sick or disabled, and no moral systems enforced by third parties (Clutton-Brock 2009).

That raises the prospect of 25 jurisdictions, with their own languages and legal systems, enforcing the same laws.

Some systems enforce notions of identifier purity — often defined as some combination of uniqueness, orderliness, and ease of collation and sorting — by rigorously stripping all semantics from identifiers.

Current workflow management systems enforce strict temporal synchronization among the various processing steps; however, this is not the most desirable functioning in a large number of scenarios.

The paradigm we propose is that restriction systems enforce an epigenomic status through cell death.

Some relational database management systems enforce referential integrity by either deleting the referencing record or returning an error when deleting.

The move follows huge protests to Downing Street over proposals to introduce a compulsory motorway toll system enforced by satellite tracking.

In the course of their study they document both how formal copyright law is unsuited to protecting comedic material and what type of norm system, enforced by other comics and booking agents, has sprung up in its stead.

This system, enforced under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, has proved successful in blocking a number of sites that linked to illegal content, including The Pirate Bay.

This section focuses on a deep performance analysis of the above-presented reputation system enforced in an urban environment and its impact on the performance of VDTNs.