Sentence examples for implementing judgments from inspiring English sources

"Leveling electoral opportunities means making and implementing judgments about which strengths should be permitted to contribute to the outcome of an election," Justice Alito continued.

Fines could be imposed on countries that repeatedly failed to implement judgments.

We don't say what states must do; we accept they each need the widest possible margin of appreciation to implement judgments".

Although there is no longer any prospect of a fine on countries whose failure to implement a judgment leads to a significant number of repetitive applications, the committee of ministers is asked to consider whether more effective measures are needed in respect of states that fail to implement judgments in a timely manner.

In a report praising the UK for implementing most judgments from the European court of human rights in Strasbourg, the joint committee on human rights (JCHR) warns that delays in a few cases are tarnishing the country's international reputation.

"For a country as important as the UK to be seen not to be implementing the judgment has had an impact.

Chile's president, Sebastián Piñera, said he "deeply disagreed" with the court's verdict ceding the 21,000 sq km of ocean.The fact that both sides can claim victory may make implementing the judgment easier and quicker.

Key among them is the huge backlog of cases, in part because many governments in Europe persistently refuse to implement its judgments.

"Mr Griffin failed to properly implement that judgment until we took these proceedings in the high court.

If it does not implement the judgment, the UK would face thousands of financial claims against it potentially totalling millions of pounds.

We hope parliament will now use its discretion and support sensible measures to start to comply with, and implement, the judgment.