Sentence examples for case of enforcing from inspiring English sources

For the case of enforcing strong net neutrality rules, the FCC seems the logical choice.

Of course, this is a case of "enforcing the gun laws on the books" that the NRA would rather ignore.

In the case of enforced disappearances, this strategy is taken to next level: putting political opponents and activists completely outside the law, and very literally, outside of our memories.

Their report concludes that secret detention "amounts to a case of enforced disappearance" and that it is "a manifold human rights violation that cannot be justified under any circumstances, including during states of emergency".

In case of enforced view selection, a view with lower score will be discarded before one with a higher score.

In its 2015 report, it cited evidence of 340 cases of enforced disappearances between August and November 2015, or three cases a day.

But indications are that alleged episodes range from relatively minor cases of enforced physical activity or time-consuming rituals to physical violence resulting in cuts or welts.

"We should not forget, however, that more than 20 years after the Bosnian war, thousands of cases of enforced disappearances are unresolved, with a disturbing lack of political will still blocking access to justice, truth and reparation for victims".

However, Syrian authorities' heavy handed response to the popular uprising, characterized by an utter disregard for human rights, has led to a dramatic rise in cases of enforced disappearance.

Human Rights Watch says hundreds of people have disappeared since 2005 in Baluchistan, and it has documented 45 cases of enforced disappearances and torture by Pakistani security forces in the province in 2009 and 2010.

"We recognise that some progress has been made, but any failure to meet standards in the training and supervision of staff involved in cases of enforced removal is extremely worrying.