Sentence examples for enforce a fee from inspiring English sources

It is true that a trial judge is not required to enforce a fee agreement negotiated between plaintiff's counsel and lead plaintiffs.

Often, at the first sign of return fire in court, they withdraw — after all, pursuing a lawsuit to enforce a patent can run up six-figure legal fees.

In the 1874 case of Trist vs. Childs, the Supreme Court refused to enforce a contract made by a lawyer hired to collect a debt Congress owed to his client (for a 25% contingency fee).

Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.

Surgery may enforce a structured lifestyle.

The UK currently enforces a system of fee caps to control the high cost of the university system, though the controls are set to be removed in 2015.

Generally, you'll need to show proof of enrollment for getting a student fee waiver and most banks enforce an age cutoff.

It matters not because Limewire will have to pay less (they're probably bankrupt already just from legal fees), but because it enforces a "reasonable" interpretation of our antiquated copyright laws, and limits the potential value of a shared song.

Thus, on Jan . 1 this year Ossining enforced a stringent new taxi ordinance, he said, and starting next year, the annual fee for a taxi medallion will be $500 per car.

Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.

Then wartime austerity enforced a salutary simplicity.