Sentence examples for claim to enforce from inspiring English sources

There is no such thing as a jurisprudence that "respects both gay equality and judicial modesty" when plaintiffs have a legitimate claim to enforce the equal protection of the laws.

Emory Law professor and Shariah scholar Abdullahi An-Naim said because there is an "inherent infallibility in court systems," no judicial system can claim to enforce an immutable, infallible form of Shariah.

"None of these companies appear to be legally accountable for their claims and practices, instead there is some sort of self-regulation they claim to enforce," said Strafach.

This was not, as he claimed, to enforce the law: the Spanish government could simply have allowed the vote and refused to recognize the result.

But maintaining a claim without trying to enforce it is common practice, like the Queen of England calling herself Defender of the Faith.

As is clear from the Tyson case, neither underfunded and resourced USDOL enforcement nor individual claims are adequate to enforce wage and hour protections.

The uncertainty of China's legal claims and attempts to enforce sovereignty in areas that were far from what was reasonably considered to be part of China's exclusive economic zone put China at odds with other claimants, including Vietnam and the Philippines, the report said.

He later clarifies this view to point out that the law claims indeterminate authority to enforce its dictates.

It relies on the implicit claim that violence will eventually be enacted to enforce that claim.

"China is using coercive tactics short of armed conflict, such as the use of law enforcement vessels to enforce maritime claims, to advance their interests in ways that are calculated to fall below the threshold of provoking conflict," the report adds.

[C2.] Russia Enforces Yukos Claim Russian authorities made further moves to enforce a $3.4 billion tax claim against Yukos, but they also took steps not to disrupt its production of crude oil.