Sentence examples for enforce an order from inspiring English sources

But to enforce an order, the agency has to sue in federal court; it does not have power to take action against a violator on its own.

United, a unit of the UAL Corporation, said it had asked a federal court to further enforce an order United obtained last Friday against the mechanics' union because illegal job actions were still disrupting flights.

An article yesterday about arguments before the Supreme Court in a Colorado domestic-violence case referred imprecisely to the marital status of Jessica Gonzales and the father of her three young daughters, whom he killed at the time she was asking the police to enforce an order of protection.

President Francois Hollande earlier urged French officials to enforce an order authorising the ban, but Dieudonne has vowed to appeal.

Table 1 The structure of the tuples in GridTS (langlemathit{mboxTICKETmbox, ticket} rangle)—represents the tickets used to enforce an order on task execution.

In allowing the city of San Antonio, Texas, to enforce an order that strippers wear bikini tops instead of nipple-covering "pasties," U.S. District Judge Fred Biery noted that the issue had once again "fallen into the court's lap".

However, at the same time, evolution embraced allostery: through environment-triggered conformational changes that lead to enhanced specificity, allosteric effects enforce an ordered sequence of events in multimolecular associations, leading to complex yet less error-prone structures as in the case of viral capsids.

The government's media watchdog said late on Thursday it was enforcing an order by prosecutors to add three popular opposition news websites to its banned list, along with Navalny's Live Journal blog.

The attorneys for San Francisco and Santa Clara County also said the executive order was forcing government officials into making a terrible choice––enforcing an order they thought was unconstitutional or to violating the constitutional rights of people they were being asked to detain.

The attorneys for San Francisco and Santa Clara County also said the executive order was forcing government officials into making a terrible choice––enforcing an order they thought was unconstitutional or to violating the constitutional rights of people they were being asked to detain.

The attorneys for San Francisco and Santa Clara county also said the executive order was forcing government officials into making a terrible choice––enforcing an order they thought was unconstitutional or to violating the constitutional rights of people they were being asked to detain.