Sentence examples for enabled to obey from inspiring English sources
At their most basic, the terms the rule of law, due process, procedural justice, legal formality, procedural rationality, justice as regularity, all refer to the idea that law should meet certain procedural requirements so that the individual is enabled to obey it.
He should be able to lean on separatists to obey a ceasefire and enable an international investigation to advance.
Streaming protocols allow your iPhone to continuously deliver the data that your favorite app needs, enabling them to feel like they're ready to obey you.
If it does not appeal, American companies would have five days to obey the court order or face liability for enabling illegal activity.
Hume maintains that the duty to obey one's government has an independent origin that parallels that of promissory obligation: both are invented to enable people to live together successfully.
For Hume, it seems, the obligation to obey the law derives not from consent or contract but from the straightforward utility of a system of laws that enables people to pursue their interests peacefully and conveniently.
The Venezuelan government refused to obey.
The barons refused to obey the crown.
