Sentence examples for tools for demanding from inspiring English sources

The potential California law criminalizing revenge porn might also give the victim the legal tools for demanding that those pictures be taken down, but some national and international conventions have to accompany legislation like Cannella's or they will just be paper tigers, no more effective at undoing the damage than civil suits may be now.

So while a decade ago practitioners saw the Internet as the enemy, a tool for demanding patients who brandished printouts during visits and called at all hours with obscure questions, adolescent-medicine specialists and pediatricians are now turning technology to their advantage.

Con Ed was using all available tools for suppressing demand for power throughout its service area.

IEF or BN electrophoresis followed by 2nd dimension electrophoresis serve as useful tools for analytical demand.

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate enabling Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and operational tools for distributed demand management mechanism that allows consumers to participate in grid support without affecting their level of satisfaction.

And while there has been what Fu called "a disproportionate amount of investment" in companies building tools for the demand side (namely, the advertisers), he argued, "Now is the time where we're really helping the supply side level the playing field".

The biological modeling community is currently entering a new stage: it already moved from the development of individual models to the definition of databases and repositories for these models to be shared; the next evolution is to provide robust tools for on-demand component model integration.

In this context, new tools are demanded that allow for efficient generation, deployment and reutilization of such biomedical applications as well as their associated functionalities.

We here review the extant software development and distribution model with a focus on the role of integration testing and discuss the effect of common workflow language on distributions of open-source scientific software to swiftly and reliably provide the tools demanded for the execution of such formally described workflows.

Less logistically demanding tools for quantifying exchanges across streambeds have been developed and include drive-point mini-piezometers, seepage meters, and temperature profiling tools.

Such pricing policies, combined with a focus on raising environmental awareness of consumers, are useful tools for reducing global demand for meat and dairy.