Sentence examples for enforcement of judgments from inspiring English sources

Thus, Richard McKeon has suggested, "Censorship may be the enforcement of judgments based on power, passion, corruption, or prejudice political, popular, elite, or sectarian.

Bermuda law does not automatically provide for the enforcement of judgments in shareholder suits in the United States, according to the letter.

The first condition is met by limiting the proposed regulation to bilateral agreements in the areas of jurisdiction and recognition and enforcement of judgments and decisions in civil and commercial matters.

An analogical mechanism is foreseen in relation to bilateral agreements in the area of jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement of judgments and decisions in matrimonial matters, parental responsibility and maintenance obligations.

In its Opinion 1/03 of February 2006, the Court of Justice held that the Community has acquired exclusive competence to conclude international agreements with third countries on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters.

The strident voices of liberals calling for enforcement of judgment with regard to Darfur, should also be arguing in favor of turning over evidence of potential crimes during the Bush administration directly to the international court.

"There is a legal regime for enforcing foreign judgments but there is a lot of discretion for U.S. judges to suspend the enforcement of foreign judgments".

"Enforcement of foreign judgments is harder or easier from country to country within the E.U.," Mr. Clark said.

He added that if progress were not made rapidly, the enforcement of these judgments could lead to financial penalties.

"The reputation of England and Wales as the pre-eminent destination for international dispute resolution will be damaged if appropriate steps are not taken to ensure that the position as to the jurisdiction of the English courts and the enforcement of English judgments are protected," the Bar Council working party led by Hugh Mercer QC says.

In theory both international law and domestic laws allow enforcement of foreign judgments, Swift says, "but in practice, it can be much more difficult".