Sentence examples for provisions were enforced from inspiring English sources
A previous Security Council resolution, passed after the North's first nuclear test, in 2006, allowed interdictions "consistent with international law". But that term was never defined, and few of the provisions were enforced.
Lactantius has written of the perverse accompaniments to the edict; of goods withdrawn from the market, of brawls over minute variations in price, of the deaths that came when its provisions were enforced.
The judge agreed with them on almost every point, saying the companies would suffer irreparable harm if the provision were enforced before it was fully decided in courts, a process that is likely to take years.
The books and records provision is enforced regularly, most recently in the conspiracy prosecution of a former managing director of Morgan Stanley for hiding deals with a Chinese official.
With much uncertainty in Washington and abroad over Trump's approach to Iran and the multilateral deal sealed by Barack Obama to block Iran's path to a nuclear weapon, Fallon said the UK would seek to reassure Iran's neighbors that the provisions of the deal were enforced.
The provisions – the toughest of any state in America – were enforced on 28 September.
If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid or unenforceable, such provision shall be struck and the remaining provisions shall be enforced.
But the state provisions could be enforced only by state courts.
But the new agreement has been bogged down in the U.S. Congress, in part because Democrats want more assurances on how certain provisions will be enforced.
While proponents hailed the measure as the most significant reform since Watergate, open questions remained on how some provisions would be enforced and whether the measure would change lawmakers' ability to secure pet projects known as earmarks.
Federal Judge Susan Bolton, in a lengthy and thoughtful opinion agreed with opponents of the law and enjoined key provisions from being enforced.
