Sentence examples for judge to enforce from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers can also file a lawsuit asking a judge to enforce it.

Imprisonment is one sanction available to a judge to enforce a court order.

The motion, filed in Supreme Court in Manhattan, requests a judge to enforce the 1981 decree by requiring the city to come up with more beds.

"The presence of a court order and a federal judge to enforce it certainly enhance the possibility that we are finally on the cusp of the reform envisioned by the independent commission," Mr. Christopher said.

"The law enables a judge to enforce the warranty of habitability and to award damages, usually in the form of rent reductions to the tenant, for conditions such as those described," Mr. Weinstein said.

Justice Department lawyers had considered going to court to ask a federal judge to enforce the immigration ruling in an effort to resolve quickly what has evolved into a highly emotional, extremely difficult political and diplomatic quandary.

We rely on judges to enforce the Constitution: to protect our liberties.

The United States has a written Constitution, and Americans rely on judges to enforce its guarantees against official abuse.

Although Judge Luttig is correct that the Constitution doesn't seem to anticipate a federal government of unlimited power, Judge Tatel is correct that ever since the New Deal, efforts by judges to enforce those limits have threatened to strike at the heart of what Washington does.

The ACLU argued that the FBI has exceeded the bounds of both the almost 230-year-old law enabling judges to enforce warrants and the Constitution by effectively "enlist[ing] private parties as its investigative agents to seek out information they do not possess or control".

At the time of the drafting of the bill, some politicians and academics opposed the inclusion of these rights, arguing that it would not be possible for judges to enforce these claims as they would be required to make policy choices best left to the democratically elected branches of government.