Sentence examples for enforced agreements from inspiring English sources

Less than half of the 273 publicly traded firms facing criminal charges went through the motions of an actual trial, Garrett found; the remaining 54% of such companies either entered into cushy "deferred prosecution" deals – generous, laxly enforced agreements to improve the "culture" of criminal malfeasance at the wayward firm in question – or simply skirted prosecution altogether.

In addition, to avoid disrupting the research, crews are only allowed to film within the research area under a strictly enforced agreement not to interfere with the meerkats' lives.

Unfortunately, he does not probe more deeply into this weakness, or its implications for Israel's confidence in the capability of Palestine's leaders to enforce agreements.

Rangers in Ndoki also enforce agreements that the government has made with logging companies to ensure that hunting and the bushmeat trade do not follow.

Until the early 20th century, American courts often refused to enforce agreements to arbitrate, insisting that parties ought to have their day in court.

Labor A 5-to-4 decision gave employers a major victory by holding that companies can enforce agreements to submit all workplace disputes to binding arbitration rather than litigation.

Perlow says: "Today it's very hard to enforce agreements.

Should we refuse to enforce agreements made under such conditions?

Traffic conditioners enforce agreements between domains to allow service profiles to conform to subscribers Service Level Agreements.

Future collaborations in medical research provide an opportunity to enforce agreements and resolutions through sound and unbiased regulatory audit.

They are made of formal rules, norms, regulations that define and enforce agreements so that they are securely applied (examples of such institutions are the institutions of purchasing property, receiving a proper education, upholding justice and security).