Sentence examples for refused to enforce from inspiring English sources

Russian civil courts have refused to enforce the arbitration panel's ruling.

He refused to enforce the Defense of Marriage act and announced his support for gay marriage.

But lower federal courts refused to enforce the arbitration agreement and allowed the case to go forward.

In this case, Reynolds Metals Co. v. Ellis, No. 99-1787, the Ninth Circuit refused to enforce the clause.

Trump fired Sally Yates, the acting attorney general, after she refused to enforce the Muslim-focused immigration ban.

In 2013, Obama set a "red line" over the use of chemical weapons — and then refused to enforce it.

They've even refused to enforce non-competes that were signed in other states, announcing them contrary to state policy.

Some federal courts have refused to enforce arbitration clauses that deprived shareholders of a right to sue, claiming federal securities law violations.

Until the early 20th century, American courts often refused to enforce agreements to arbitrate, insisting that parties ought to have their day in court.

The State Department has refused to enforce the law, saying that it interferes with a matter of foreign policy that is the president's to decide.

At least one American case, holding that English libel law is repugnant to U.S. constitutional standards, refused to enforce a London libel judgment.