Sentence examples for enforcing a permit from inspiring English sources

Two instances: one is the success, documented in a report in the Washington Post, of a once much-mocked law in Connecticut, passed in 1994, enforcing a permit system for handgun purchases.

In 2006 the high court granted the Bushmen the right to return to their land, but the government has continued to enforce a permit system.

Police have chosen to enforce a permit requirement, but the federal judge's ruling did not explicitly grant police the power to arrest protesters.

Outside the courthouse, a handful of white supremacists gathered to blame the Charlottesville Police Department for doing "absolutely nothing to enforce a legal permit".

Someone else said the police, enforcing a law against posting without a permit, had removed the notices.

By a vote of 40 to 25, with 11 Republican members deserting their leaders to join the 29 Democratic committee members, the appropriations committee approved a measure that would effectively block the commission from enforcing a new rule that would permit broadcasters to own stations that reach more total households across the country than they do now.

B1 No New Parades on Fifth New York is enforcing a little-known regulation adopted four years ago that bans any parades on Fifth Avenue that were not permitted before July 2001.

Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.

The city has never enforced the law against the thousands of liveries and black cars that illegally poach fares every day from hard-working taxi drivers in Manhattan, and it certainly cannot enforce a law against 30,000 permitted street-hail liveries with nothing to lose.

On Saturday, the Supreme Court issued an order, in response to an emergency request from the Justice Department and various civil-rights groups, that permits Texas to enforce a voter-I.D. law that had been struck down twice by lower courts.

In a second case today, the court agreed to decide whether Congress intended to permit individual lawsuits to enforce a 1974 law that protects the privacy of students' educational records.