Sentence examples for technically enforce from inspiring English sources

Taking into account technical aspects from IT security, this book presents in detail a formal task-based privacy model which can be used to technically enforce legal privacy requirements.

Due to these reasons, we do not aim to exhaustively mine all possible IAM polices which are currently in place and technically enforce them as it would impose rigid restrictions to the system and potentially have a negative impact on business processes.

(All in some indefinite future, obviously). A solution which isn't worryingly surveillance-state might be anonymous e-cash for small amounts but identified/tracked e-cash for large amounts / taxes etc … if that can be technically enforced.

This is particularly so because the price of bronze policies in these areas is almost certain to exempt people like Erin from the individual mandate (even if President Trump technically enforces it).

A solution which isn't worryingly surveillance-state might be anonymous e-cash for small amounts but identified/tracked e-cash for large amounts / taxes etc … if that can be technically enforced.

The EU court technically was enforcing a 1995 EU directive on privacy that treats search engines as data "collectors" subject to regulation.

You would aggressively pursue me and you know it," rants Don Myers, a Florida resident whose once-lucrative apparel design business was driven to ruins by counterfeiters on Amazon, recollected a portion of a phone call he had while filing a complaint against Amazon with the FBI, who is technically responsible for enforcing U.S. IP laws.

Personal importation of most foreign pharmaceuticals is technically illegal, though authorities tend not to enforce the law.

The POCKET framework is a novel, technically feasible and legally sound solution to automatically enforce COPPA.

This spyware, technically called a "rootkit", was ostensibly an attempt to enforce digital rights management (DRM) but naively exposed users' computers to a whole range of security risks.

This means that while the president's 50,000 cap on refugees isn't technically in effect, the State Department has the leeway to enforce a narrow set of criteria for admissions.