Sentence examples for technically enforced from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In fact, in some Buddhist countries, such as Japan, abortion is legal; in others, it is technically illegal, but the law is not strictly enforced.

Google technically has the same rule although it hasn't really enforced it until recently.

Update: Technically speaking, Uber remains 'banned', but the ban will not enforced until the court rules on the legality of the ban.

While short-term rentals have long been technically illegal in most of Santa Monica, those rules have been lightly enforced.

If they start using replays, and enforcing everything technically, it's going to change the nature of the game".

The only consolation that the Appellate Court offered the seller was a reversal of the fees and costs since the litigation was technically not concerned with enforcing the sales agreement.

UAE officials said on Wednesday that he was arrested for possessing alcohol, but the ban on alcohol which technically applies even to tourists buying alcohol in Dubai's opulent hotels is not usually enforced.

By 1558 the lawyers had succeeded in creating another method, enforced by the Court of King's Bench, through the action of assumpsit, which was technically for deceit.

Even those rights that were technically written into law, for example prohibitions against physical and sexual abuse of women and children, were often not enforced.