Sentence examples for enforce a provision from inspiring English sources

States' rights should have no relevance here, since the Voting Rights Act was designed to enforce a provision intended to abrogate states' rights.

Paxson, however, did not consider it especially helpful when General Electric's NBC Universal filed suit last week trying to enforce a provision of the original contract.

On Thursday, the court allowed Texas, pending the court's final resolution of the case, to enforce a provision in the state's new abortion law that requires doctors who perform the procedure to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.

WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced Monday that she will no longer enforce a provision in federal law that bars religious organizations from providing federally funded educational services to private schools.

The deadline to meet those standards has been extended to Jan . 13 , 2013but it is unclear if the Department of Homeland Security will delay it again or enforce a provision of the law that will require commercial airline passengers to have more secure, federally approved driver's licenses or IDs to fly.

A "A co-op board should not be required to enforce a provision in its governing documents that it believes is illegal as the result of a court ruling," said Arthur I. Weinstein, a Manhattan lawyer who is a vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

The decision means that St Ives, beloved of art lovers, surfers and beach fans, is a step closer to being able to enforce a planning provision allowing the building of new houses only if they are reserved to people who live in the area full time.

For more than two decades, city health inspectors have enforced a provision of the state sanitary code prohibiting commercial establishments from providing facilities for sex.

Mr. Stickler also began enforcing a provision that the mining agency had not used in 30 years, allowing it to track serial violators and, if they do not heed warnings, shut them down.

In Manti Holdings, LLC v. Authentix Acquisition Co., the Court of Chancery enforced a provision in a stockholder agreement waiving stockholders' right to pursue statutory appraisal for certain transactions.

A federal judge in Washington has blocked the government from enforcing a provision of law that allows the authorities to hold certain terror suspects indefinitely without trial, a ruling handed down as the House voted to extend a law that expands the government's surveillance powers.