Sentence examples for enforce the restrictive from inspiring English sources
In the lead-up to last November's election, the Supreme Court denied an emergency request from North Carolina to allow it to enforce the restrictive voting law.
Unique in Dixie, North Carolina has a populist tradition going back to the 1670s, when rebels led by John Culpeper reacted to the proprietary governor's attempt to enforce the restrictive British Navigation Acts by tossing him in prison and setting up their own legislature, which lasted two years.
Andros, commissioned governor of New England in 1686, had earned the enmity of the local populace by enforcing the restrictive Navigation Acts, denying the validity of existing land titles, restricting town meetings, and appointing unpopular regular officers to lead colonial militia, among other actions.
Unlike the classical approach of enforcing the restrictive PE condition on the regressor, the data-driven approach is verifiable online and establishes parameter convergence from information rich past stored data simultaneously with the current data.
(Community Board 5 called on the city last month to enforce the terms of the restrictive declaration rather than change them, though it applauded improved access to the windows).
The consumer side can be encouraged by including environmental criteria on issuing contracts for the purchase of public service vehicles; by mandates that enforce the inclusion of EVs into public sector fleets (or enforce vehicle retailers to sell a fixed percentage of EVs per year); by exempting EV users from restrictive regulations (as e.g. parking and driving restrictions).
The model should not enforce the clock.
This will enforce the stability.
Anna M. Lee and others brought an action in the Circuit Court of Cook County to enforce a restrictive covenant, and enjoin the Hansberrys from occupying their home.
The same day, though, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Texas could enforce a restrictive voter-identification law.
