"decision is enforced" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that a decision is being implemented and carried out with authority. For example, "The board's decision to downsizing staff is enforced starting today."
But the arbitrators' decisions are enforced by domain-name registrars, who carry them out by transferring domain names, or canceling them.
The mechanism for sending irregular migrants back is very patchy - in 2013 only 39% of migrant return decisions were enforced, and people traffickers exploit that weakness.
The Presidency's role consists of making sure, as far as possible, that Parliament's decisions are enforced and respected by the Council.
That is why the programme that the Commission is committed to carrying out contains a specific reference – requested by the European Council, by the way – to the quality of justice, which means decisions being enforced quickly and smoothly and implies a high level of mutual trust among the legal systems and judiciaries.
Unlike communism, dot-communism is enforced through the impulsive decisions of millions of users.
Indeed, they have won a number of court decisions under Law 70 which was passed to protect their territorial land, but none of these court decisions have been enforced.
How researchers will decide which telescopes to kill remains to be determined as does how those decisions will be enforced on various funding agencies and foreign partners.
The Gulf Cooperation Council, a six-nation bloc comprising energy-rich Gulf states, had urged the Security Council to adopt a resolution under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, which allows decisions to be enforced with economic sanctions or force.
If the decision award cannot be enforced at all, the joint venture's parties have to revert to unanimous surplus sharing.
The problem is enforcing it.
