Sentence examples for enforce its decision from inspiring English sources
If Baghdad violates any of these provisions, Washington should insist that the Security Council enforce its decision.
The agreement strengthened the Iraqi government's hand to enforce its decision to not allow Blackwater to operate.
The army has also granted itself wide-ranging powers to enforce its decision.
While the Company and Yahoo! remain in discussions on this issue, the Company now expects that Yahoo! will enforce its decision to charge back this amount citing its right to do so pursuant to the terms of Tsavo Media's agreement with Yahoo!
When the Supreme Court ruled Jackson's order out of order, his only response was to mock the Court's helpless inability to enforce its decision.
"The G-20 is an informal grouping which has no clear decision-making process, no permanent staff or budget and no mechanism by which it can enforce its decisions," Capital Economics said.
That law gives courts the authority to issue orders necessary for it to fulfill its judicial role and enforce its decisions.
The agency referred the case to the Office of Fair Trading, a consumer watchdog with the power to enforce its decisions in court.
"The main thing is that the automatic use of Chapter 7 [which allows the UN to enforce its decisions with strikes or sanctions] has been ruled out".
Those articles allow the Council to take "such action by air, sea or land forces as may be necessary" to enforce its decisions.
