Sentence examples for enforcement proceeding from inspiring English sources
The phrase "enforcement proceeding" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to actions taken to enforce a law, regulation, or court order.
Example: "The court initiated an enforcement proceeding to ensure compliance with the ruling."
Alternatives: "enforcement action" or "compliance proceeding."
It turned out that the Chinese insisted they would provide documents only if the S.E.C. promised not to use them in an enforcement proceeding without Chinese permission.
Mr. Nester declined to comment on whether "any enforcement investigation, including one that might result in an administrative enforcement proceeding against an attorney, is ongoing".
If, however, the division decides to bring an enforcement proceeding against a landlord, the tenant is no longer considered a party to the case but a witness.
If Microsoft seems to be violating the terms of the consent decree, intended to last five years, any enforcement proceeding must occur quickly.
The agency, in an ensuing enforcement proceeding, had maintained that Google's collection of MAC addresses, coupled with its calculated geographic location of individual homes and apartments, represented personal information protected by European privacy law.
In the Greek view, the trial served to determine the justification of a claim to seize the defendant's person or belongings or both by way of an enforcement proceeding (praxis).
Responding recently to a lawsuit by Steven Emerson, a journalist who follows militant Islamic groups, the State Department said it could not make documents about Holy Land public because the group was the subject of "an ongoing law-enforcement proceeding".
His remedy is for law enforcement to "proceed with caution".
According to the AP Larry Goldzband, the BCDC's executive director, the Treasure Island Development Authority (TIDA) could face fines or "enforcement proceedings" for allowing the project to proceed.
If the federal prosecutors in Manhattan decide to pursue money laundering charges against the Bank of New York, the law enforcement agency cannot proceed on its own.
Such conduct likely violates state law yet the FCC has refused multiple requests for crucial evidence in its sole possession that is vital to permit that law enforcement investigation to proceed," said Schneiderman.
