Sentences with phrase «to a central authority»

While both sides have incentives to reach a consensus, bitcoin's lack of central authority has made reaching agreement difficult.

Most online exchanges are controlled by central authorities (businesses) which control your cryptocurrency wallets, because you do not have access to your wallet's keys.

These miners are the de facto central authority in cryptocurrency exchanges.

In direct opposition to traditional financial systems, cryptocurrencies do not rely on central authorities to govern transactions and regulate exchanges.

When schools lack key resources, or when particular schools or programs are performing badly, central authorities look for alternatives.

Without a government or central authority at the helm, controlling supply, «value» is totally open to interpretation.

In the absence of any recognised central authority the leaders of the local churches were faced with greater responsibilities.

is a book that focuses, more or less, on what organizations would look like without central authorities.

Sadia has a particular interest in care cases which have an international element and involve BIIR, liaison with Central Authorities and transfer of proceedings between different jurisdictions.

The role of central authority for B.C. is delegated to Jane Connell and Jillian Stewart, lawyers with the Ministry of Attorney General.

The request will be deemed to be made in cases where the Lord Chancellor (as Central Authority for England and Wales) forwards an application.

It had acquired for central authority such new functions as subsidizing privileged businesses, managing the currency, providing welfare to veterans, and protecting the nation's morals at the very moment that local and state governments were also expanding.

Bitcoin and its many competitors and imitators have developed independently from central authority — and intentionally so.

Administrative assistance in securing a child's return can be obtained by making an application to the designated Central Authority in the nation where the child habitually resides, or in any other nation that is a party to the Convention.

Federalism would also weaken the Libyan central authorities making them even less able to militarily protect vulnerable groups and develop the local connections needed to successfully administer Libya.

Instead, you can mail the summons and complaint to the Hague Convention's central authority who will then serve your spouse, and such service typically meets state court requirements.

The Swiss Central Authority under the Hague Abduction Convention is the Federal Office of Justice in Berne.

The Regulation creates a system of co-operation between central authorities of the member states.

The State Department's Office of Children's Issues is the U.S. Central Authority for Hague cases.

it ensures that no one person or company will have central authority over a virtual currency, and 2.)

«The default reaction of the left will be to assume more central authority, raise taxes for the rich, regulate hard and stifle enterprise.

The Department does, however, communicate with foreign Central Authorities and competent adoption authorities about the accreditation status of agencies and persons and case transfer plans, as needed.

Globalization breeds strong central authority in the economy, business, politics, communication, and strengthens those forces that make the rich richer and the poor poorer: free trade, International Monetary Fund, World Trade Organization, multinational business, etc..

The Open Internet Order's goal is to create a level playing field where the commercial market, rather than the government or some other central authority, picks winners or losers, according to Genachowski, who added, «That's the role of the commercial market and the marketplace of ideas.»

Hayek argues it's impossible to create and maintain well functioning, domineering central authorities because they will always lack the capacity to collect, analyze, and act on the infinite and ever - changing body of relevant information.

Children's House International is accredited by the Colombian Central Authority as an adoption service provider.

5/2015 Central Authority delivered authorization for the adoption based on the Haitian social workers evaluation report.

Houston, particularly former superintendent Rod Paige, has found a way to use central authority strongly but for limited ends and within defined boundaries.

«Rather than a single central authority demanding trust and declaring: «I say this data is correct,» you have the distributed consensus of everyone in the chain, saying in unison: «we agree that this data is correct.

The FinTech 2.0 Paper, produced in collaboration with Oliver Wyman and Anthemis Group, says distributed ledger technology could save banks money by eliminating central authorities and bypassing slow, expensive payment networks.

With a recognised central authority policing settlement, the plodding and costly blockchain verifications can be easily swapped for instantaneous and cheaper digital settlements.

«Yet currency exchanges have become de facto central authorities, and their success or failure drives Bitcoin's success or failure.»

People who speak out about the excesses of large central authorities are called CONSERVATIVES, you git!

By the mid-twelfth century, the Mongols swept through the region, destabilizing and subjugating it and causing Bagrationi central authority to wane and a period of local despotic rule to ensue.

Cruz and Rubio's strategy is almost Maoist in approach: organize the countryside, undermine and discredit the Establishment, then take the power centers as central authority crumbles.

He shows that the Soviets, despite their best intentions, were unable to impose central authority throughout Afghanistan, and that its neighbours, Iran, India and Pakistan, had important national interests at stake — given the hostile rivalry between India and Pakistan, the governance of Afghanistan was of crucial importance.

Many local authorities have sought to transfer employees in central authority services who are employed on school teachers» pay and conditions on to other pay and conditions, most often Soulbury.

It additionally provided a forum for Central Authority delegates, Family Court judges, professors, and legal practitioners from Asia - Pacificcountries to share experiences and exchange views on the implementation of the1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and (where applicable) the 1996Protection of Children Convention in their jurisdictions.

Unlike many other countries, the U.S. Central Authority does not litigate Hague cases, and is not involved in any significant way in Hague litigation.