Sentence examples for recourse to enforce from inspiring English sources

If someone makes a claim about their products there needs to be some recourse to enforce accuracy".

The artist publicly "disowned" the sculpture but had no legal recourse to enforce his claims.

Ammons had no other recourse, as his neglect to enforce anti-hazing regulations resulted in the violent death of a student.

Thus, as Index on Censorship notes: "The man in absolute authority over the country's largest, richest and best-equipped media network is also his own regulator and regulator of his rivals, with recourse to the US Army to enforce his rulings".

Meissner said the administration slow-walked implementation, failing to sign a single 287 g) agreement to deputize local law enforcement and jails to enforce immigration law and only narrowly implementing "expedited removal" (which allows authorities to deport some migrants with little recourse to any judicial review).

In countries (for example, Sweden) where recourse loans allow seizure of household income to enforce payment of mortgage obligations, private consumption may plummet as debt payments (and eventually rising interest rates) crowd out discretionary spending.

Unlike the health facility where there is a recourse to governments as the employer of health workers, it is more challenging to enforce rules governing the supply of health services by informal providers.

We need to be wary of perhaps well-meant, generous proposals if we want to prevent decision processes in the EU being crippled by a plethora of recourse proceedings which would mean more than doubling the number of judges at the European Court of Justice, and nobody would know where to enforce their basic rights any more or how long they must wait for a judgement.

"To enforce the law means everything".

Let's try to enforce it".

Establish a broad coalition to enforce it.