Sentence examples for decision to enforce from inspiring English sources

Europeans "have no right to criticise" the decision to enforce a state of emergency, he said.

Neither Mr. Thein Sein nor officials with his government have commented on the decision to enforce the two-child limit.

The decision to enforce the law is seen as an effort by Mr. Ahmadinejad to increase the government's revenue.

In the latest legal battle, lawyers had argued that the council's decision to enforce eviction notices was unreasonable and a breach of human rights legislation.

But last week a High Court judge rejected the arguments and dismissed applications for a judicial review of the council's decision to enforce eviction notices.

Lord Justice Sullivan said there was no evidence likely to persuade appeal judges that the council's decision to enforce eviction notices was "unlawful".

The principles were that a) chief constables should be exclusively responsible for decisions to enforce the law in particular cases, b) that they should be answerable for those decisions afterwards to elected public bodies (in the Northern Ireland case, the Policing Board) and, c) the partly elected board should set the budget and the three to five-year strategic priorities for the police service.

"There were plenty of talking points, not least Somerset's decision not to enforce the follow-on, while several umpiring decisions were also hotly debated.

Vaughan's decision not to enforce the follow-on may have delighted the treasurers, but not the novice batsmen in the England team.

American standing in the region has taken a toll with the Obama administration's decision not to enforce its own red line against Syria's use of chemical weapons.

Brendon McCullum's curious decision not to enforce the follow-on may or may not prove disastrous, but it has at least made the last 12 hours or so interesting as we look ahead to today's play.