Sentence examples for refusal to enforce from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, fines collected for violating environmental laws have dropped by more than half since the Bush administration took power, and last year, EPA's two most senior enforcement officials resigned, citing the administration's refusal to enforce environmental protections as their reason.
How about "betrayed" as the word choice for Yates's refusal to enforce the travel ban?
The decision "resulted in a judicial refusal to enforce state-law publicity rights," the appeal said.
Refusal to enforce a contract for public-policy reasons does not concern whether the contract was properly made.
"Are the sovereign states at the mercy of the federal executive's refusal to enforce the nation's immigration laws?
It may be, as suggested, that a refusal to enforce the agreement of 1871 will operate as a great hardship upon the defendants in error.
"Mubarak dies three times a day," said Ashraf al-Baz, a 42-year-old computer engineer on a hunger strike for eight days to protest the government refusal so far to enforce a law that would bar Mr. Shafik's candidacy because of his ties to Mr. Mubarak.
The refusal of one country to enforce the penal laws of another (supra, pp. 413414) is a typical example of an instance when a court will not entertain a cause of action arising in another jurisdiction.
This removed the refusal of some bishops to enforce the regulations as an obstacle to change.
Not long after the refusal of the French authorities to enforce the court order, the youngest boy contacted a friend via the Internet asking for help.
What is truly maddening is the refusal of officials in Washington to enforce our immigration laws and address the illegal immigrant situation in towns like Farmingville.
