Sentence examples for enforcing the statute from inspiring English sources

Judge Forrest had previously issued a preliminary injunction against enforcing the statute.

On Thursday, the plaintiffs in the case, the Log Cabin Republicans, a gay organization, proposed that Judge Phillips keep Defense Secretary Robert Gates and others from enforcing the statute or applying the policy and suspend any pending investigations or discharges.

While city officials consider whether to fight the suit, American Fork has agreed not to pursue the charges against him for now and to temporarily stop enforcing the statute.

A federal district court subsequently entered judgment for the schools, enjoining the state from enforcing the statute and finding that "the right to conduct schools was property" and that the statute not only had taken the schools' property without due process but had also deprived parents of the right to "direct the education of children by selecting reputable teachers and places".

The National Labour Relations Board, set up by Franklin Roosevelt to help workers unionise, claims that it is enforcing the statute that "guarantees the right of employees to organise and to bargain collectively with their employers, and to engage in other protected concerted activity with or without a union, or to refrain from all such activity".

"This is a measure which the Government -- the entity charged with enforcing the statute -- has elected not to pursue".

It really is just a function of enforcing the statutes".

The central question posed by this case is whether any provision of federal law legitimately forecloses the Florida Supreme Court from interpreting, applying and enforcing the statutes enacted by the Florida Legislature to determine all election contests and ascertain the actual outcome of the popular vote in any such election.

The Great Master and Principal Knight is now either a descendant of George I or "some other exalted personage"; the holder of the office has custody of the seal of the order and is responsible for enforcing the statutes.

Local and state agencies have complained that they lack the staffing to enforce the statute effectively.

Mr. LaBarbiera first announced that the borough would selectively enforce the statute on Sunday to make sure that only essentials — and not "$800 shoes," as he put it — were sold.