Sentence examples for action to enforce its from inspiring English sources
The Publisher may take legal action to enforce its rights...
One possibility is that the court asks the military to take action to enforce its orders, but stop short of a coup – a scenario that would still almost certainly entail the toppling of the government.
The Publisher may take legal action to enforce its rights.
Broadly, those members with claims in the South China Sea themselves Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei, supported by Singapore and Thailand want ASEAN to register serious concerns over what they see as China's belligerent actions to enforce its claims in the waters of the South China Sea and over the Spratly, Paracel and other islands and atolls.
In many instances the successful party to a lawsuit does not need to take any additional action to enforce his rights under the judgment, as when the judgment merely disposes of property in the physical custody of the court.
It has accomplished his result by requiring the agency to bring an independent judicial action to enforce obedience to its subpoena.
The issue has been variously stated to be whether the Amtrak Act can be read to create a private right of action to enforce compliance with its provisions; whether a federal district court has jurisdiction under the terms of the Act to entertain such a suit; and whether the respondent has standing to bring such a suit.
"As soon as it is clear that there is no injunction, the government will move to implement its enforcement action to enforce our order," an immigration official said today.
They applied for an order "enjoining Medtronic from taking any action, other than in this court, to enforce its non-competition agreement with Mr. Stultz, or to otherwise restrain Mr. Stultz from working for Advanced Bionics....".. The trial court put over the matter for one day in order to give Medtronic an opportunity to respond.
A federal appeals court in Manhattan ruled on Wednesday that Finra, an important regulator of Wall Street for more than 70 years, does not have the right to take its members to court to enforce its disciplinary actions.
