Sentence examples for order enforcing from inspiring English sources

For him, the state should be stripped to a "residual government functioning of maintaining law and order, enforcing contracts".

The policy, and a recent court order enforcing it, seek to ensure that vacancies in the city's lowest-performing schools are filled by certified teachers only.

But Governor Hodges said the government had failed to make a legally binding promise not to store the plutonium in his state, and he demanded that the two sides get a court order enforcing the promise.

After the election, according to the recordings, Mr. Kuchma said he wanted "the toughest possible order" enforced against those who failed to deliver.

Faulkner, he said, could have attempted to have her order enforced in Lebanon – in such a case, precedence would be given to which court order was issued first, or based on the nationality of the children, who have Australian passports.

As Aaron and Ezri cross that boundary — at first hesitantly, and then more ardently — "Eyes Wide Open" also examines the ways an insular, highly religious social order enforces its rules and norms of behavior.

"We want nothing else but to enforce order, enforce employment regulations and educate these people to work," he said.

If Capuano wants to have the court order enforced in Canada, he said she'd have to hire a lawyer or contact local authorities but they would have to assess what crimes are being committed.

"Like anyone else, the state is not free to walk away from judicial orders enforcing constitutional obligations," Justice Jaynee LaVecchia wrote in the ruling.

In this latest, strongly worded ruling, the New Jersey Supreme Court admonished the state to put its house in order and reminded the governor and the Legislature that they were "not free to walk away from judicial orders enforcing Constitutional obligations".

Sure, this demand apparently came from the creepy star-chamber rubber-stamping Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, and was accessorized by an open-ended gag order — nothing says "checks and balances" like clandestine courts issuing classified orders enforced in absolute secrecy, right?