Sentence examples for enforce its agreements from inspiring English sources

It's time for the U.S. government to enforce its agreements and stand up for the U.S. aviation industry.

"Once sold, the Return Program cartridges passed outside of the patent monopoly," the unanimous court decision, "and whatever rights Lexmark retained are a matter of the contracts with its purchasers, not the patent law". Lexmark can still try to enforce its agreements with individual customers who don't return the empties as promised, but the agreements don't apply to third parties.

And here's a question for the U.S. government: Don't U.S. airlines and their workers have the same right as other industries to expect the government to enforce its agreements and defend American jobs?

The report contends that the town is embroiled in costly legal action because it did not enforce its agreement with the contractor during construction of the Greens.

A statement reads: "The Philip K Dick Trust continued its litigation today against producer Media Rights Capital in Los Angeles County superior court, filing a complaint to enforce its agreement related to the motion picture The Adjustment Bureau.

Google also agreed with Russian antitrust authorities that it would no longer enforce its prior agreements where handset makers had agreed to any of these terms.

Google will also no longer require Google Search to be the only general search engine that's pre-installed, and it will no longer enforce its prior agreements where handset makers had agreed to any of these terms.

They applied for an order "enjoining Medtronic from taking any action, other than in this court, to enforce its non-competition agreement with Mr. Stultz, or to otherwise restrain Mr. Stultz from working for Advanced Bionics....".. The trial court put over the matter for one day in order to give Medtronic an opportunity to respond.

In America, meanwhile, Citigroup, Wachovia and Wells Fargo spent the weekend in a circus of court hearings, as Citigroup tried to get a state judge to enforce its F.D.I.C.-approved merger agreement with Wachovia — while Wells Fargo and Wachovia sought out other judges, both state and federal, to overrule him, and allow the Wells Fargo offer to proceed.

The U.S. must be more active at the WTO, both in bringing cases to enforce its rights under existing agreements and in negotiating for new rules that improve market access.

The specialty chemical said it would "continue to enforce its rights under the merger agreement and various court orders and will seek to consummate the merger promptly".