Sentence examples for could only be enforced from inspiring English sources

Finally, they came to an agreement that the law could only be enforced from from 9pm till 6 o'clock in the morning; then people could sleep.

Citing the trust relationship between the federal government and the tribes, the Court held that removal treaties could only be enforced against the tribes by the federal government, not private parties (whether through self-help or through the courts).

Had they only been enforced, this crisis would never have become so outrageous.

A nonthreatening image would hardly be an asset to a hockey enforcer — I could only be effective if I was feared," James wrote in the book, published by ECW Press.

"It could only be Morris".

But such efficiency could only have been enforced in the areas directly administered by the central government.

Any ruling could probably be enforced only against assets abroad: a Dubai court has to confirm the decision and is likely to declare any assets in the emirate off-limits.

But the state provisions could be enforced only by state courts.

Mr. Eisenstein said the lawyers would consider the offer as part of a settlement, but only if it could be enforced by the court.

They argued that it could be enforced only in areas controlled by the D.Y.F.S. parent, the state Department of Human Services.

At her deportation hearing on October 27, she refused to answer questions about her beliefs on the grounds that her American citizenship invalidated any attempt to deport her under the Anarchist Exclusion Act, which could be enforced only against non-citizens of the US.