Sentence examples for enforcing the principle from inspiring English sources
In the early nineteen-sixties, the Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Earl Warren, transformed American politics by enforcing the principle of one man, one vote, and requiring that all legislative districts contain the same number of people.
"This agreement will help the web grow by encouraging links while enforcing the principle that intellectual property rights will be respected in cyberspace," said a statement from the plaintiffs.
Young's attorney called the decision "a big step forward towards enforcing the principle that a woman shouldn't have to choose between her pregnancy and her job".
Instead of saying they want to repatriate powers, British leaders now talk of enforcing the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality Eurospeak for the idea that national parliaments should retain as much sovereignty as possible.This is wise.
But when it comes to enforcing the principles in this report, I wonder if the OFT will run into problems if it tries to take on games that aren't aimed just at children.
An article last Monday about a campaign by prominent Chinese intellectuals and publications urging the country's new leadership to protect individual rights by enforcing the principles of China's Constitution omitted the original publisher of a recent essay by a Chinese political scientist, Liu Junning.
Beginning with Marbury v. Madison, the Supreme Court has enforced the principle that laws trump presidential authority, not the reverse.
An Israeli court would never enforce the principle of international law that says all settlements built in the occupied West Bank are illegal.
Most important, in abandoning the property taxes that earlier had been levied for defense, he enforced the principle that all must fight to defend France but might purchase exemption if they wished.
Dabhoiwala's contention that "since the dawn of English civilisation the courts and the church had enforced the principle that illicit sex should not be tolerated by the community" is simply not true.
In the magazine this week, Jeffrey Toobin writes about Attorney General Eric Holder and his efforts to enforce the principles of the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
