Sentence examples for enforce orders from inspiring English sources

The regular provincial administration was assisted by officials who were elected from among the nobility for the countryside and from the higher ranks of townspeople for the cities; these elected officials took care of routine police matters in their jurisdictions, helped to enforce orders received from the central authorities, and assisted in the maintenance of law and the collection of taxes.

Also a problem is that some judges do not enforce orders.

Among the officers' alleged offenses were polygamy, refusing to answer questions about Jeffs when the church leader remained a fugitive and failing to enforce orders related to the Utah takeover of a church property trust, authorities have said.

The virtually unprecedented sight of members of the legislative branch of U.S. government trying with little success to enforce orders from the judicial branch against the will of the executive branch has already prompted some to suggest that Trump's executive order is sparking a constitutional crisis.

[C9.] Airlines Seek to Enforce Orders UAL, the parent of United Airlines, and Northwest Airlines both returned to federal court to seek enforcement of court orders they received during the last week barring their mechanics from disrupting flights.

Besides, governments have a right to enforce order.

Written constitutions were not, however, sufficient to enforce order in the new countries of the region.

"Nothing gets taken out!" shouted one of the militiamen, trying to enforce order.

The approach has raised questions about the determination of the French troops to enforce order.

Inmates known as "activists," who worked with the corrections officers to enforce order, made up a second privileged class.

In many instances the police, by virtue of their class or ethnic identity, are in sympathy with mobs and unwilling to enforce order.