Sentence examples for enforcing the election from inspiring English sources
This court should not, under the appearance of enforcing the election laws, defeat the very object which those law are intended to achieve.
The New York Board of Elections has "failed to carry out its duty to enforce the election law, enabling the corruption in Albany," according to the report.
Beyond the courts, disclosure will remain problematic as the FEC and the Internal Revenue Service are likely to remain complete basket cases in their refusal to enforce the election laws on the books.
After the extinction of the Jagiellon dynasty in 1572 during the election sejm (special session of the Commonwealth parliament) he used his influence to enforce the viritim election (meaning all nobles had the right to vote for the new king during the upcoming Polish Lithuanian royal election, 1573).
The most controversial part of the bill would be to remove the unions' right to negotiate on those pensions and healthcare, and while they would be allowed to continue negotiation on wages, the bill would end the automatic deduction of union subscriptions from pay and enforce the annual election of union officials.
This is not a situation in which the Constitution of the United States has said a state legislature has to sit as a judicial body in enforcing the laws with respect to elections.
Chronograph just received a warning from the regional election commission, which enforces the new federal election law that severely limits coverage of candidates.
Henry Berger, a prominent Democratic election lawyer in New York City, said enforcing the deal could prove to be its downfall.
With no external government agency to enforce the law, tribal elections frequently resemble elections in developing countries — sitting chiefs refuse to give up power, struggles for control sometimes turn violent and possession is at least nine-tenths of the law.
We're enforcing the law".
"Irrespective of the court decision, they will enforce the 1 December election result.
