Sentence examples for which is designed to enforce from inspiring English sources
We presented SDG-Pro's programming model for IoT cloud applications, which is designed to enforce the main principles of software-defined IoT cloud systems that were elicited in our previous research in this area [7, 9, 10].
And on her subsequent mission to create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — which was designed to enforce long-ignored rules meant to protect consumers entering into everything from credit-card agreements to mortgages — Warren became a regular guest of Bill Maher's and Jon Stewart's, and both went weak for the straight-talking professor.
The bubbler is designed to enforce circumfluence of the working fluid.
The field-particle operator is designed to enforce conservation of number, momentum and energy.
SDG-Pro's programming model is designed to enforce the main design principles of software-defined IoT cloud systems at application level, from the early development stages.
In the Czech Republic, where prostitution is already legal, a new law is being drafted which is designed to crack down on "unlicensed" streetwalkers, while enforcing health and labour standards at state-sanctioned brothels.
Permissions are not enforced over NFS (which is designed to be used by a trusted set of hosts, but apparently the NFS servers here don't use any such list of hosts), so you can assume any user ID and touch anyone's files including their SSH authorized_keys file.
The Federal Trade Commission enforces COPPA, which is designed to give parents control over their children's data.
The Justice Department had requested the change in December, on the grounds that it needed to better enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which is designed to prevent violations of voting rights.
The Trump administration also endorsed the Fix NICS Act which is designed to improve compliance with the nation's already existing background check system which is poorly enforced.
The court enforces the European convention on human rights, drafted in 1950 by the Council of Europe, which is designed to ensure universal human rights across Europe.
