Sentence examples for awards enforced from inspiring English sources

Why can't bodies like it now make divorce settlements, and hope to see their awards enforced?

The hour set (with 50 minutes the minimum length required to qualify for the Edinburgh comedy awards) enforces a degree of rigour on the comic.

In October, a state judge ordered that the arbitrator's award be enforced.

If the award were enforced, it would also make him rich.Here "Crude Awakening", an e-book by Michael Goldhaber of the American Lawyer, takes over.

Arbitrators' awards are usually enforced by courts, but not if the award is found to be against public policy.

But insofar as the legislation allowed for courts to award and enforce injunctions against publication of material demonstrated to be harmful, many think that the legislation may have been functionally equivalent to censorship in practice (assuming that courts would in fact have been willing to award and enforce injunctions).

With this award the arbitrator enforced the surplus sharing rule that the parties had agreed on at the foundation of the joint venture.

If the decision award cannot be enforced at all, the joint venture's parties have to revert to unanimous surplus sharing.

Another issue that could impair the effectiveness of arbitration is the possibility that the decision maker's award cannot be perfectly enforced.

In a study of arbitration in China, professor Randall Peerenbloom of UCLA found that the courts often fail to enforce awards against government-owned companies – and many Chinese companies are under direct or indirect government control.

This work also analyzes the effects that the legal systems of the respective States have on the dispute resolution procedures that have been adopted by parties seeking to conduct proceedings, or attempting to enforce awards in these States.