Sentence examples for enforced such a from inspiring English sources

Broadly enforced, such a property right would be antithetical to an open society.

Amtrak, which has a total of 138 trains that move through Pennsylvania Station every day, has enforced such a reservation policy during major holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving.

Even if properly promulgated and equitably enforced, such a law would still fail under the substantive requirements of the rule of law.

The latter cause 'was clearly one in personam to enforce a common-law remedy.' The opinion carefully points out that the state court enforced such a remedy and, further (177 U. S. 640, 20 Sup. Ct. 825, 44 L. Ed. 921), that not until 1866, The Moses Taylor, was the exclusive character of admiralty jurisdiction brought to this court's attention.

The Court ruled in the related case Myers v. Anderson (1915), that the officials who enforced such a clause were liable for civil damages.

Coldplay has already enforced such an agreement, making Spotify wait four months to get Ghost Stories after the album was released on sale elsewhere.

In a review in the Political Science Quarterly, Walter Sandelius concluded enforcing such a position meant an international enforcement force with judicial and police powers, the formation of which would need an appeal to both reason and desire on the part of the international community.

"Entrusted with enforcing such a limited ban," Mr. Bryant wrote, "law enforcement would be in the unenviable position of having to impose new and unprecedented scrutiny over doctors in fertility clinics".

But no one enforces such a law.

Enforcing such a rule would be difficult because it could violate a player's civil rights.

"It would be impossible to enforce such a commitment," said Reed Brody from Human Rights Watch in Brussels.