Sentence examples for judges enforce from inspiring English sources

He wants the Constitution, too, as our judges enforce it, to yield to the supremacy of the president.

He may wish to exclude irrelevant arguments; but the Federal Rules of Evidence, which judges use to rule bits of testimony admissible or otherwise, do not necessarily apply in an impeachment trial.In short, the usual legal guidelines that judges enforce do not exist: the chief justice is about to take on a role in which he will be neither chief nor particularly judicial.

Instead of the king's judges enforcing property and contract rights, Chinese entrepreneurs have protection via their fealty to connection groups within the party that others do not wish to cross.

Apparently, one sentence bothered a billionaire, so the auto-da-fé was ordered by a be-wigged freak in a robe – what the English call a "judge" – enforcing the Inquisitional libel laws of the benighted isle.

That ruling, which a judge enforced in late June, was a high-water mark for transgender rights because it gave "controlling weight" to the Obama administration's interpretation of Title IX, the law that bars federally funded schools from discriminating against students on account of race, sex and other protected categories.

Judges thus enforce the legal rules as they are announced, regardless of the judge's own view of the desirability of the legal rule or its impact on her personally.

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.

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

He associates Oliver Wendell Holmes with the idea that judges should enforce righteous principles from the bench.

Our own democratic system rests on respect for the rule of law and the judges who enforce it.

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