Sentence examples for power to enforce rules from inspiring English sources

This is not a case about a court's power to enforce rules or adhere to practices that determine which attorneys may appear before it, or to make scheduling and other decisions that effectively exclude a defendant's first choice of counsel.

Congress will need to assess whether the new rules will be sufficient to curb abuses and should grant the states the power to enforce rules and respond to consumer complaints.

WUAs have no power to enforce rules or impose sanctions, and no strong organizing role in cleaning and repairs and other important irrigation-related activities.

Republicans in Congress have already proposed stripping the agency of many of its powers, including scaling back its ability to enforce rules against financial institutions or even keep a database of consumer complaints.

"Rail transit must be subject to competent oversight bodies that have standards and rules and the power to enforce those rules". Congress and local and state authorities have the power to implement and enforce stronger rail safety regulations, and they should do so before more lives are lost and more people suffer permanent or temporary injuries.

The reliability corporation, assigned by the federal government to enforce rules on the power grid, issued a 10-year forecast that conveys a greater level of uncertainty than previous predictions.

The ruling could give those national data protection authorities more power to enforce local rules, and is likely to impact both the Max Schrems case and the Belgian data protection lawsuit against Facebook.

Amazon's Orwellian vanishing trick demonstrates that cloud providers have considerable power to enforce such rules.

Mr. Levin said that the International Monetary Fund had little power to enforce its rules against currency manipulation, adding that the G-20 should take up the issue.

Rand defines government as "an institution that holds the exclusive power to enforce certain rules of social conduct in a given geographical area" (1963a, p. 125).

We superimpose government on such a pre-civil society when it grows large and prosperous; only then do we need to use political power to enforce these rules of justice in order to preserve social cooperation.