Sentence examples for enforce a right from inspiring English sources
It was not the case of a defendant in default who attempted to enforce a right created by the broken contract.
The decisions are significant because 40 million people receive health insurance through Medicaid, and the ability to enforce a right to benefits is the essence of insurance.
Halleck picks up a question from Denver Area about whether public access channels are public forums – and whether that means users can sue private companies to enforce a right to speak there.
A1 The Court also agreed to decide whether foreign citizens who are arrested in the United States can enforce a right granted by an international treaty to notify and seek help from their country's diplomats.
The problem is that the only way to enforce a right of access is through government interference with what a private publisher publishes.
The common law courts did not recognise such trusts, and so it fell to equity and to the Court of Chancery to deal with them, as befitting the common principle that the Chancery's jurisdiction was for matters where the common law courts could neither enforce a right nor administer it.
Is that supposed to enforce a constitutional right for gun dealers to sell to criminals without interference by the feds?
That means getting our technological systems in order, so that we can enforce "a digital right to privacy".
Another, parallel claim — what might be called the insurrectionist one — insists that guns are necessary to enforce a constitutional right to threaten and subvert the duly elected government as gun owners might see fit.
And it also is settled that state statutes of limitation neither bind nor have any application to the United States, when suing to enforce a public right or to protect interests of its Indian wards.
Rep. 331, it is enough to say that the clear import of the decisions of this court from the beginning to the present time is in favor of its jurisdiction over an action brought by one state against another, to enforce a property right.
