Sentence examples for enforcing important from inspiring English sources

Finally, 3D bones are carefully realigned with the matched 2D stroke segments while enforcing important constraints such as bone rigidity and depth.

"This is a welcome step toward restoring and enforcing important federal policies that respect the most fundamental human right — the right to life," said Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, head of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Committeee on Pro-Life Activities, when Trump reinstated the policy.

Similarly in the case of Bob Jones University, the Court held that a private religious institution cannot demand an exemption from regulations enforcing important government interests when those regulations accompany the receipt of government subsidies in the form of tax exemptions.

The next Congress could find that the president had violated his oath to "faithfully execute" the laws by refusing to enforce important provisions of the Affordable Care Act, No Child Left Behind and, now, the Immigration and Nationality Act.

John Halford, the solicitor at the London law firm Bindmans, which is acting for the PLP, said: "In this country, we are rightly proud we have a legal system which, whilst not perfect, seeks to ensure that anyone can enforce important legal rights and enter the courtroom on an equal footing to their opponents.

This will be a test case to see if national regulators really are willing to enforce important bank capital rules established by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision referred to as Basel III.

Angela Merkel is willing to enforce important and unpopular decisions despite resistance in her own party.

It prompted the DOJ to announce a new policy in 2003 that allowed non-prosecution or deferred prosecution settlements with companies as a way to enforce important laws without causing a corporate collapse.

Or, to put it slightly differently, calling something a right can be a way of rhetorically enforcing an important wish, a way of making a wish sound important.

And the state's lobbying commission, which has known about this law since June, has suggested that it will take its time enforcing this important change.

"Judge O'Connor's decision to bar the Department of Justice from enforcing this important guidance puts thousands of transgender students at even greater risk of marginalization, harassment, and discrimination as they return to school this fall," said Human Rights Campaign HRCC) legal director Sarah Warbelow.