Sentence examples for recognised and enforced from inspiring English sources
Whether a foreign arbitral award can be recognised and enforced by the Chinese courts has always been on the top of foreign parties' list of concerns.
To ensure that the protection is recognised and enforced throughout the EU, the regulation includes a standard multilingual certificate, which gives all the essential information.
The courts in member states and the UK would no longer recognise and enforce each others' judgments and "judicial cooperation with the UK (eg in relation to the service of documents and evidence) … will cease", the European commission says.
The strong influence of human factors (HF) on the safety of nuclear facilities is nowadays recognised and the designers are now enforced to consider HF requirements in the design of new facilities.
In South Africa, an industrial tribunal initially rejected a sex worker's right to bring a case for unfair dismissal against an illegal brothel on the basis that an employment contract between a prostitute and her employer cannot be recognised or enforced because it is unlawful and contrary to public policy.
The new regime was quickly recognised and a policy of "no refugees, no asylum" enforced.
It was eventually recognised and treated.
Professional staff recognised and valued.
Home to "FSA recognised" and "regulated" funds.
Surely increasingly sophisticated societies will come to recognise that the twofold evils of noise pollution and enforced religious observance are anachronistic.
