“enforced”造句，怎麼用enforced造句

However, in practice, the legislation has not been widely enforced.

The persevere server has built-in, data-centric security capabilities that are enforced on the server.

Membership of the group is punishable by death, though this has not been enforced.

The junta has always shown a perverse punctiliousness in following the letter of its arbitrarily enforced repressive laws.

The stability and growth pact was designed to limit budget deficits, but nobody believed its sanctions would be enforced.

In Asia, a lingering stigma attaches to IMF lending as a result of the intrusive conditions it enforced during the financial crisis there a decade ago.

And if they still do, how can they be enforced more effectively, since all the evidence suggests they are not only not honoured but dishonoured in the breach?

If a user holds an exemption on a particular rule of a particular security policy, that rule is not enforced when the user tries to access data protected by that security policy.

Furthermore, there is a lot of ambiguity about whether linking to GPL-licensed libraries (static or dynamic linking) is cause for this "viral" nature of the license to be enforced.

The fascist horde invaded Spain in defiance of a League arms embargo, which was enforced only against the republican side, as was the case in the one-sided U. N. sanctions against Libya.

It is not required nor enforced.

The prohibition against smoking on school grounds is strictly enforced.

The EXPRESS or DELUXE modes specified are not enforced in all cases.

So they sign, but this is one of the slimiest practices of employers and they are often enforceable and enforced.

The French international striker wants a move following the Turin side's enforced relegation to the Italian Serie B after the match-fixing scandal.

Its few rich and its throngs of poor live in starkly different worlds, and endured a century of wars and shifting ideologies before the enforced 30-year slumber of Hosni Mubarak's rule.

This reform must be enforced.

Policy enforcement point (PEP). The point at which policies are enforced.

In ordinary times here, crime has replaced apartheid - the legally enforced system that ruthlessly separated the RACES - as the great social divider.

"The plan fails to significantly address the largest drivers of America's debt, and it is unclear how the goals of tax and entitlement reforms would be enforced," he said in a statement.

"Manners used to be enforced through fear and deference to the Maker, the monarch, and the men," he says.

Traffic laws will be strictly enforced.

Autonomy - the absence of restrictions being enforced at the remote data source, allowing it to remain autonomous and eliminating any disruption to data sources, applications, and systems.