Strictly Enforcing

1. The Government of Honduras is strictly enforcing the law that requires a Honduran permit for the importation of firearms into Honduras.

Sun

1. Sun sued and won both damages (some $20 million) and a court order enforcing the terms of the license from Sun.

Response

1. In response, Major League Baseball has instructed umpires to be more strict in enforcing speed-up rules and the size of the strike zone.

Variety

1. Finally, information provided by BGP is well suitable for enforcing a variety of routing policies.
2. These security mechanisms should be useful in enforcing a variety of security policies.

Long

1. It begs the question as to why it has delayed enforcing its patents for so long.

Britain

1. Too weak from World War II to continue enforcing its will in India, Britain finally grants Indian independence.
2. Vettius Bolanus, likewise, as the Civil War still ran its course, declined to disturb Britain by enforcing discipline.

Charge

1. If you were in charge of enforcing the fairness doctrine….

Portfolio

1. While at Macrovision, he was responsible for managing, monetizing, enforcing, and licensing Macrovision’s substantial patent portfolio.

Regulations

1. The CFIA is responsible for enforcing a variety of federal legislation, including the Meat Inspection Act and its regulations.

Restrictions

1. More sophisticated proxy services might allow different capabilities to different hosts, rather than enforcing the same restrictions on all hosts.

Government

1. It is natural for a government to turn to collective responsibility for enforcing a law that many citizens do not believe in obeying.
2. Apart from the occasional anarcho-capitalist, all libertarians agree that enforcing these rules is one of the most basic functions of government.
3. After two decades of enforcing its militarized coca eradication policy with impunity, the U.S. government is struggling to redefine its role in Bolivia.

Implementing

1. Introduction Intrusion detection plays an important role in implementing and enforcing an organizational security policy.

Clause

1. After all, the cost of enforcing the clause is significant, and as long as the lender is being paid, it is unlikely to care who signs the monthly checks.

Correctness

1. Formal methods can be used to analyze the correctness of their reference validation mechanisms in enforcing the system's security policy.

Game

1. Seeing the commercial potential of the game, Wingfield patented it in 1874, but never succeeded in enforcing his patent.

Supremacy

1. As the best means of enforcing the Act of Supremacy and the Act of Uniformity a visitation of both provinces was arranged.

Legal System

1. As such, it argues that any theory of left-libertarianism must structure its social and legal system around enforcing this idea of common ownership.

Important Component

1. A firewall is now an important component in enforcing a network security policy in any organisation that wishes to connect its computers to the Internet.

Required

1. Sun has made a considerable effort to ensure compatibility is maintained between Java versions as they evolve, enforcing Java portability by law if required.

Essential Element

1. The idea of enforcing "racial hygiene" had been an essential element of Hitler's ideology from its earliest days.

Islamic Law

1. It's symbolized by the white flag of the Taliban militia, heavily armed religious students who patrol the streets, enforcing their vision of Islamic law.

Follow-On

1. Michael Vaughan then gambled, by enforcing the follow-on on the visitors (the first time Australia had followed on in 17 years).

State

1. A transition constraint is a way of enforcing that the data doesn't enter an impossible state because of a previous state.

United States

1. In the many jurisdictions of the United States, promissory estoppel is generally an alternative to consideration as a basis for enforcing a promise.
2. Antitrust liability in the United States arises not only in the context of obtaining a patent, but also when enforcing one.

Means

1. This gives the network administrator a means of enforcing who gets QoS.

Child Support

1. Enforcing the obligation to pay child support is a national priority.

Order

1. In order to ensure that the system works as intended, the conditions for granting patents and the modalities for enforcing them must be carefully designed.

Realtors

1. Boards and associations of REALTORS® are responsible for enforcing the REALTORS® Code of Ethics.

Court

1. In other words, the court acknowledged the role of foreseeability in enforcing the doctrine of equivalents.

Sheriffs

1. Locally chosen sheriffs were changed into royally appointed agents charged with enforcing the law and collecting taxes in the counties.

Filing

1. However, the filing of an appeal does not, in itself, prevent the winner from enforcing a money judgment.

Uspto

1. Enforcing the patent is the right of the inventor or the assignee not the USPTO.

Taxing

1. In 1861, Irkutsk became a customs city, responsible for enforcing the newly introduced taxing of tsybics.

Important Issue

1. Enforcing your data's integrity is probably the single most important issue you face when designing a database.

Copyright Owners

1. But on the other, they are aware of the increased vigilance with which copyright owners are enforcing their rights.

Capabilities

1. Within computer systems, the two fundamental means of enforcing privilege separation are access control lists (ACLs) and capabilities.

Owner

1. The responsibility, and all expenses, for enforcing the rights granted by a patent (and securing Customs Service help) lie with the patent owner(s).
2. STANDING Although patents are granted by the federal government, the burden of enforcing the patent right is on the patent owner.

Policy

1. Furthermore, he defied the Supreme Court in enforcing the policy of Indian Removal; he famously said, " John Marshall has made his decision.
2. Either the server will be enforcing the policy of the server host or it will be providing security capabilities requested by the client.

Access Control

1. Access control protects an organization from security threats by specifying and enforcing what can go into and out of an organization's network.

Rothbard

1. For Rothbard, the key issue is who is enforcing the law, not where that law comes from (as long, of course, as it is a law code he approves of).

Rules

1. Management places more emphasis on enforcing rules than eliminating unnecessary rules and regulations.
2. A typical game of ice hockey has two to four officials on the ice, charged with enforcing the rules of the game.
3. This will make everyone a part of the process and accountable for enforcing whatever rules are agreed.

Patents

1. The possibilities of licensing and enforcing patents in your portfolio should both be a part of your strategy.
2. The world has moved on a long way from issues of just filing and enforcing patents and trademarks, but lots of IP managers are still stuck in the past.
3. Also, the USPTO does not participate in enforcing issued patents (see ENFORCING PATENTS seminar).

Trajectories

1. We present a method for specifying temporal constraints on trajectories of dynamical systems and enforcing them during qualitative simulation.

Laws

1. U.S. and E.U. laws both consider the PKK a terrorist organization but are not acting seriously on enforcing the law on the terrorist Organization.
2. The District Attorney is charged with the responsibility of enforcing the laws to the ultimate end of seeing that justice is done.
3. The idea, that the people were sovereign, and capable of making all necessary laws and enforcing them, went beyond the conceptions of the Enlightenment.

Law

1. The Sheriff of Nottingham was historically the office responsible for enforcing law and order in Nottingham and bringing criminals to justice.
2. Islamic law outlines specific means of consensus decision making which Muslims are to follow in making and enforcing law.
3. Litigation includes the process of enforcing patent law, which may include legally pursuing anyone who infringes on your patent.

Enforcing

1. The ISU's monopoly over the World Championships and Olympic Games is both the reason for their policy, and the means they have of enforcing it.
2. On Friday, Judge Clarence Cooper issued a temporary restraining order, forbidding state agents from enforcing the law until the case is decided in court.
3. Co-ownership of patents poses a potential problem for enforcing patent rights against infringers.

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