Sentence examples for is allowed to enforce from inspiring English sources
The loss of job-filling, tax-paying workers may get even worse if Alabama is allowed to enforce a law requiring people who own or rent a trailer home to obtain an annual registration sticker.
In a vast region of Texas that is "larger than California," the Supreme Court was recently told, no doctors or health clinics would be licensed to perform abortions if the state is allowed to enforce stringent new medical regulations.
"If there's a violation of the rules, we need to be allowed to enforce those rules".
He wants to outlaw bans on that practice, and says simply that local police should be allowed to enforce those laws as they wish.
The thorniest issue is whether patients should be allowed to enforce these rights by filing suit against health insurance companies and health maintenance organizations in federal or state court, and how much they could recover in damages.
This time the demand has nothing to do with the situation on the ground in Iraq, but deals with a narrow domestic French issue: whether France's government should be allowed to enforce the law banning religious symbols -- including Muslim head scarves, Jewish skullcaps and large Christian crosses -- from schools when they reopen throughout the country on Thursday.
But the mere fact that the patent being enforced has been acquired from another entity should have no bearing on whether an entity is a "patent troll," or whether they should be allowed to enforce.
Thirty years is too long to be "allowed" to enforce ones legal and unalienable human rights.
Progressives want states to be allowed to enforce tougher consumer protection laws than those adopted at the federal level.
Homosexuality is only illegal in Indonesia's conservative Aceh Province, where authorities are allowed to enforce their own version of Sharia law.
If Bean's measure carries, states would not be allowed to enforce consumer protection laws on national banks that are stronger than those at the federal level.
