Sentence examples for court to implement from inspiring English sources

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.

"We've asked the court to implement a procedure for all consumers, not just our client, to recover their data," the EFF told technology news site Ars Technica.

The ball is now in Rainbow Environmental Services' court to implement changes and restrictions approved for its Huntington Beach trash facility on Thursday by a hearing board for the South Coast Air Quality Management District.

"We think there's enormous potential in our recommendations for the courts to implement," he said.

They seek to enlist the courts to implement decisions of the executive that are incompatible with the "institutional integrity" of the judges.

"Although this approach may at times be more difficult for courts to implement, it is within congressional power to enact," Kennedy said.

We further discuss the analytical tools that would enable the federal courts to implement our alternative approach, as well as the allocation of the burden of proof.

A full repeal is the only way to protect future generations from a unilateral decision by a future administration or the courts to implement an unsustainable program – and perhaps pave the way for a better solution to the long-term care challenge.

There have been many calls for juvenile courts to implement standardized mental health screening and such data, if it had been available, could have been used to answer questions about potential unmet need [ 11, 12].

But the dire fiscal state of the city has overshadowed these successes.In January a judge issued a ruling claiming Mr Nutter needed city council approval or a court order to implement his library plan.