Sentence examples for fairly enforcing from inspiring English sources

"We remain committed to treating all service members with dignity and respect, while fairly enforcing those provisions of the law that mandate the separation of those who choose to violate the policy," the Pentagon said on Tuesday.

But she added: "We remain committed to treating all service members with dignity and respect while fairly enforcing those provisions of the law that mandate the separation of those who choose to violate the policy.

You can't have a flourishing free enterprise system with party hacks interfering with businesses and distorting prices; you can't have W.T.O.-style foreign investment without moving toward an independent judiciary that is free of arbitrary party meddling and is capable of fairly enforcing contracts; and you can't live up to W.T.O.

But the bigger challenge than writing rules is consistently and fairly enforcing them.

"Though it's but a snapshot of some of the work your officers are doing daily, we still wanted to take a moment to thank Officer Johns for not just fairly enforcing the law, but also showing empathy to an innocent child put in a difficult situation," the department wrote.

"No one is above the law and the individuals entrusted with the privilege of being sworn law officers should always seek to be beyond reproach in their commitment to fairly enforcing the laws they swore to uphold," McCain said in the statement.

To fairly enforce the law and insure equality there must be uniformity.

Valentine said that the rule was antiquated and not fairly enforced, and that Kevin Brown, Hideo Nomo and Byung Hyun Kim each violate it.

Deeply disappointed that the Senate confirmed an AG whose record does not show he will faithfully & fairly enforce the law.

Look at Libyan drivers, he said, pointing toward cars swerving by: no one followed the rules, because no expected them to be fairly enforced.

"What gets branded 'radical,'anarchicic' or 'violent' is due to the failure of the government and the police to fairly enforce the law," Mr. Mulya said.