Sentence examples for permitted to enforce from inspiring English sources

As late as 1961, Friedman notes, the Supreme Court held that the government was permitted to enforce traditional sex roles — excluding women from jury service, for example, on the grounds that "woman is still regarded as the center of home and family life".

Also last week, file sharers of all stripes won a favorable ruling in a U.S. federal appeals court which said the Recording Industry Association of America, the music industry trade group, was not permitted to enforce subpoenas asking Internet service providers such as Verizon Communications or Comcast for the identity of file swappers on their networks without a judge's consent.

That is precisely what will result if Facebook is permitted to enforce its new Facebook Credits terms".

In 1816 they "pleaded with the powers in the city of Constantinople to obtain a royal decree that the Arabs residing in Jerusalem would not be permitted to enforce the debts of the Ashkenazim", but nothing came of it.

The updating of this bogus multi-billion dollar appeal, however, doesn't change the fact Canacar hasn't proven that its members' trucks can meet basic U.S. safety standards that the U.S. is permitted to enforce under NAFTA.

The notable exception to the rule is Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the justice who refused to hold her tongue over the weekend, when six of her colleagues permitted Texas to enforce its new photo identification law in the November elections.The Court's announcement came down at the ungodly hour of 5am on Saturday.

They are permitted only to enforce the orders of an impartial judge, who authorizes them to apprehend suspects upon the judge's determination of probable cause.

As a result, any decentralization would be unlikely to grant the Taliban carte blanche but would instead permit them to enforce cultural norms that are already widespread in their areas of influence.

On Saturday, the Supreme Court issued an order, in response to an emergency request from the Justice Department and various civil-rights groups, that permits Texas to enforce a voter-I.D. law that had been struck down twice by lower courts.

To supplement federal immigration authorities, a wide-ranging 1996 immigration law authorized the attorney general to enter into agreements with states and local governments permitting them to enforce the immigration laws.

A wide-ranging 1996 immigration law authorized the attorney general to enter into agreements with states and local governments permitting them to enforce the immigration laws on a routine basis.