Sentence examples for Enforce a decision from inspiring English sources

The European judges ruled that France must enforce a decision of its own courts.

The executive branch of the French government was refusing to enforce a decision of its own judiciary.

The president of Cuba's National Assembly said today that the politically charged atmosphere in Miami made the city unsuitable for a visit of Elian Gonzalez and his two grandmothers, and he urged United States officials to enforce a decision by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to repatriate the 6-year-old boy.

Some politicians questioned whether Mr. Maliki's government even had the legal authority — or military muscle — to enforce such a decision.

This enforces a decision-making process, through which behaviors are prioritized according to the current physiological needs and reproductive goals of the animal [ 1, 2].

Employers or other stakeholders may have a preference for certain outcomes, without being able to or having a desire to enforce a particular decision.

SB101 prohibits state and local government from substantially burdening a person's religion, unless the government can prove that it has a "compelling interest" in enforcing such a decision, and that it is doing so using the "least restrictive means".

A 30-year-old Florida law that prohibits adoption by gay men and lesbians is unconstitutional, a state appeals court ruled on Wednesday, and the state's governor said the law would not be enforced pending a decision on whether to appeal.

Charles Boesel, director of communications for the Joyce Foundation, said in a written statement that the city's gun ordinance was worth defending regardless of how often it was enforced, because a decision to apply the Second Amendment to states and municipalities "could have profound implications for current and future gun policy in Chicago and nationwide".

He is not keen to talk about the enforced departure, a decision he took rapidly after noticing he was being followed by the police, prompting him to head straight to the airport, hidden face-down in the back seat of a car, followed the next day by his wife, son and daughter.

However, if the system was perceived as a method of enforcing a prescribing decision, the GPs were more likely to view it negatively and did not wish to use it during their consultations.