Sentence examples for implementing court from inspiring English sources

But implementing court rulings is the responsibility of the member states.

Although, globally, the right has not always been effective, enshrining a right to housing offers a much greater prospect of success in Britain, because the government, unlike some other countries, has a strong tradition of implementing court decisions.

"If Twitter officials insist on not implementing court orders and rules of law... there will be no other option but to prevent access to Twitter to help satisfy our citizens' grievances," the statement said.

He also stresses the importance of "implementing court rulings" and "reforming the three branches of the state: the executive, the legislative and the judiciary".

The Seattle Police Department has been implementing court-ordered reforms since 2012 to address what a U.S. Justice Department investigation found to be a pattern of excessive force by officers that often arose during encounters with the mentally ill or drug-addled suspects.

(That's often because recalcitrant state governments are unwilling to clarify requirements or to fully and fairly implement court orders).

"The government is fully implementing the court orders.

It dragged its feet over implementing the court ruling on DNA samples.

(The law, in any event, is one thing, application another: it took the civil-rights movement to push the south into implementing the court's 1954 desegregation ruling).

Real-time investigations during ongoing conflict pose unique practical challenges to implementing the court's mandate; including security issues, access to the potential crime scenes and witnesses, and the need to maintain contemporaneous crime analysis during ever-changing fact patterns.

"The state governments that are responsible for implementing the court's orders say they have 'yet to finalize their policies.'".