Sentence examples similar to a practice of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Last week he said that if reports of the C.I.A.'s activities proved correct, then the agency was engaged in a "systematic practice of enforced disappearance". Bartolomé Barceló, the chief prosecutor for the Majorca region, ordered the inquiry there after the newspaper Diario de Mallorca published its report.

This article examines the Court's practice of enforcing the nondelegation doctrine through the canon of constitutional avoidance rather than through Marbury-style judicial review.

In challenging this argument, Solicitor General Waxman told the justices that it ran counter to the court's "completely unbroken practice of enforcing obligations equally whether they arise under statutes or regulations".

They also say the practice of enforcing minimum advertised prices has gradually spread from the consumer electronics business to companies in other industries like sporting goods and jewelry, which are also trying to stem the downward pressure of prices online.

We also show that the approach outperforms the prevalent practice of enforcing resource utilization thresholds.

On the other hand, as I said earlier, I hate and detest the practice of enforcing trainee fees.

APDP also works for an end to the practice of enforced or involuntary disappearance, which is an international crime.

Finally, this study was focused on evaluating peer grading as a practical means of enforcing regular practice with exam-style questions.

Adopted by consensus on December 20, 2006 by the UN General Assembly and opened for signature on February 6 , 2007 this Convention criminalizes the practice of enforced disappearance (the kidnapping of an individual, directly or indirectly by the state, without informing anyone of their whereabouts) in peacetime or in war.

As a result, the Nigerian state has certain international obligations to combat the practice of enforced disappearance.

They speak to community leaders about ending the traditional practice of enforced marriage.