Sentence examples for enforcing authorities from inspiring English sources

Although they have no direct statutory authority, the guides provided by the enforcing authorities, and the normal commercial requirements with the related standards are also described.

Normally, courts appoint external monitors with the mutual consent of the corporate defendant and the enforcing authority.

"Breivik feels that multiculturalism is destroying the society and that the enforcing authority is the prime minister and the Labor Party, the lead party of contemporary Norwegian politics," said Anders Romarheim, a fellow at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies.

If you remain concerned and the problem continues to be unresolved, you can report this to the relevant enforcing authority (such as the Health and Safety Executive or local authority) and ask them to look into it.

The lack of a common rule-making and enforcing authority means, they argue, that the international arena is essentially a self-help system.

As reporting to the HSE, or the relevant enforcing authority, can occur only when a doctor has seen an employee, OHSs need robust processes for access to competent medical advice.

After his conversion, the new religion became implicated in the machinations of power, and the decades that followed saw an increased need to define belief and enforce authority.

As economic and political life came close to a standstill, Alia realised that his last chance to enforce authority had passed.

Estlund uses normative consent theory as the basis for an account of democratic legitimacy, understood as the permissibility of using coercion to enforce authority.

Yemen has always had difficulties enforcing its authority.

The first challenge the new transitional government emerging from these sessions will face is enforcing its authority outside Kabul.