Sentence examples for deciding whether to enforce from inspiring English sources

"Why should we even consider that in deciding whether to enforce the contract?" "It adds color," Kornstein said.

Instead, the commission has to file a lawsuit and wait for a judge to decide whether to enforce them.

Earlier this month, a court in Argentina froze the assets of a local subsidiary of Chevron as it decides whether to enforce the Ecuadorean judgment.

The president must now decide whether to enforce the sacking.

Non-priority issues involving marijuana should be left to the states to decide whether to enforce, he added.

On August 13, the Committee brought just such a lawsuit, and now it will be up to the federal courts to decide whether to enforce its subpoena.

We recommend that you allow the individual states' elected representatives to decide whether to implement any restrictions you may choose to enforce or to enact their own restrictions based on the needs and interests of their own citizens.

Judge Robert Kaye of Miami-Dade Ciscuit Court, who is presiding over the case, may decide as soon as Monday whether to enforce the bond limit.

We as a country have to decide what rights we want to enforce, and whether to enforce them with government agencies, or with private contractors.

He said his organization would study the ordinance and how it is enforced before deciding whether to challenge it in court.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?