Sentence examples for enforcing the limits from inspiring English sources

"Respecting the democratic process does not mean you abdicate your role of enforcing the limits in the Constitution, whether in the Bill of Rights or in separation of powers," he said.

However, according to Jeffrey Toobin in The New Yorker, "Breyer concedes that a judicial approach based on 'active liberty' will not yield solutions to every constitutional debate," and that, in Breyer's words, "Respecting the democratic process does not mean you abdicate your role of enforcing the limits in the Constitution, whether in the Bill of Rights or in separation of powers".

Mr. Luparello said it would be wrong to conclude that enforcing the limit order rules had not been a high priority, however.

Williams said the Mets had told the umpires to enforce the limits of the batter's box with Everett hitting.

Significantly, the bill does not depend on voluntary compliance but authorizes the California Air Resources Board to take any steps necessary to enforce the limits.

Conservatives are lining up not to denounce judicial activism, but to embrace it – in fact, to demand it of judges whose duty is to "fully enforce the limits our Constitution places on the government's exercise of power over our lives".

Draw the line, and enforce the limits.

In Madigan's view, Rauner has a very limited mandate from voters and it's the majority Democrats' duty to enforce the limits.

And there can be no question that it is the responsibility of this Court to enforce the limits on federal power by striking down acts of Congress that transgress those limits.

One of my colleagues insists that this is a revenue ploy by the airlines: enforce the limits to the letter, and they'll get more checked bag fees (since I was flying in business class I didn't pay a fee, but others might not be so lucky).

Last month, Comcast raised the data cap and said it would no longer enforce the limit as it explores new pricing plans based on usage.