Sentence examples for enforcing private from inspiring English sources

In his 136-page-long decision, Walker wrote: "The state does not have an interest in enforcing private moral or religious beliefs without an accompanying secular purpose".

The theme of Mr Acemoglu's book is that countries can only grow and stay rich when they develop "inclusive" institutions: strong but pluralistic central governments that can enforce private property rights and which leave individuals confident that they'll enjoy most of the fruits of their labour and investment.

To deal with this issue, many solutions have been proposed to enforce private Web search.

A court system dedicated to protecting property and private enterprise and enforcing individual responsibility.

"Transport for London not enforcing the Private Hire Vehicles Act is dangerous for Londoners," Steve McNamara, LTDA's general secretary, told the BBC.

Banking regulations traditionally have not been stringently enforced, and private banks have shown great flexibility and creativity in interpreting Islamic banking regulations.

One tweeted: "All drivers attending today's demo, remember this is about TFL's failure to enforce the private hire act which is putting the public at risk".

He spoke for the court in refusing to permit a state court to enforce a private agreement ("restrictive covenant") to sell real property to white persons only (Shelley v. Kraemer, 1948).

Access to some of the best viewing areas for the Queen's diamond jubilee river pageant, including a number of streets on the south bank of the Thames, was restricted to wristband-wearing guests, a ban enforced by private security guards.

The rule is enforced by private community organizations like Acorn.

These changes will be enforced through private actions under the ISDS, as well as changes in government rules.