Sentence examples for court implement from inspiring English sources

In light of these concerns, the Supporting States propose that the Court implement a procedure to evaluate Microsoft's compliance with the terms and provisions of the decree at the earlier of three years after implementation of the conduct restrictions and affirmative mandates, or at the conclusion of appeals in this litigation, in order to evaluate the competitive effects of the decree.

The Court implements this new rule by fashioning a more restrictive definition of "acquittal" than heretofore followed—i.

And the extension before this Court implements a term of life plus 70 years that appears to conform with the European standard.

We recommend that courts implement colored floor pathways for their most popular routes: Self Help Center, County Clerk, and Jury Services primarily.

Her recommendation is that courts implement a system for checking in with victims to make sure they are aware of their rights and options.

Now we can stop being distracted by elections and get back to work on what's really needed: releasing military prisoners, retrying those convicted in military courts, implementing a minimum and maximum wage, and so on".

The chief judge of New York's courts implemented a new rule Wednesday requiring every lawyer handling a foreclosure to sign a form verifying that all paperwork in the case is accurate.

F. D. R.'s supporters did not see the court as the primary government institution for regulating the market, but they did say that the court must implement the regulatory objectives chosen by the president, Congress and the administrative agencies.

Ramniceanu worked closely with the court to implement the program, reserving slots at Spectrum, which serves youths up to age 23, to ensure immediate intake.

Our next steps are to refine the color palette and pictograms, and then work with the court to implement the new lines and signs.

The bill would create a board made up largely of private citizens to oversee the tax agency, make it easier for taxpayers to prevail in tax court and implement several other mostly technical measures to put taxpayers on more equal footing in disputes with the I.R.S.