Sentence examples for Enforce this principle from inspiring English sources

What if the answer to our question is in the negative; does it follow that the government has no moral right to enforce this principle of distributive justice?

If the answer is in the affirmative, i.e. individuals have a "natural" right to enforce this principle of distributive justice, then presumably governments have a right to enforce it; after all, as we have seen above, according to liberal democratic theory individuals relinquish to government whatever pre-existing moral rights to enforcement they might have had.

Yesterday, because of a faulty legal strategy used by the F.C.C., the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the law enforcing this principle, leaving the Internet and the F.C.C. in uncharted territory.

Enforce the principle that the more conspicuous a building is, the more care should be taken in its design.

An Israeli court would never enforce the principle of international law that says all settlements built in the occupied West Bank are illegal.

They are trying to enforce the principle that the reconstruction of Syria should begin with political progress and an end to the atrocities.

To enforce the principle of least privilege, recent proposals have suggested technical approaches to limit third-party applications to receiving only the data they need, rather than entire audio or video streams.

How is this principle enforced?

"This agreement will help the web grow by encouraging links while enforcing the principle that intellectual property rights will be respected in cyberspace," said a statement from the plaintiffs.

But they have shown no will, no intention whatsoever, to enforce those principles in practice".

Beginning with Marbury v. Madison, the Supreme Court has enforced the principle that laws trump presidential authority, not the reverse.