Sentence examples for respect to enforcing from inspiring English sources

"The president has all the power with respect to enforcing the law," he said.

Do they have a good reason to call the US hypocritical with respect to enforcing nuclear inspections?

For example, for starting a business, India ranks 166th, for obtaining construction permits, India ranks 181st, and with respect to enforcing contracts, India ranks 182nd.

The classification allows us (i) to define in a formal way the differences among the behaviors of faulty and correct processes admitted by each specification, and (ii) to easily match TO implementations with respect to their enforced specification.

Robinson said that it's easy to imagine a President Trump refusing to heed our own highest court, which, as President Andrew Jackson observed, has no way, other than respect of institutions, to enforce its decisions.

Usually, when a gunman was hired by a town as town marshal, they received the full support of the townspeople until order was restored, at which point the town would tactfully indicate it was time for a change to a less dangerous lawman who relied more on respect than fear to enforce the law.

His rice balls can be menacing — arancini deployed to enforce respect, obedience, and more than a little fear and trembling — or tender.

"I think the United States government has to respect these governments' rights to enforce their laws appropriately".

Judges are given considerable power, through contempt of court provisions, to enforce respect for the law and order in their courtrooms.

In this respect, an explicit procedure to enforce both periodic displacement and periodic traction boundary conditions in ABAQUS is presented, and the importance of fulfilling the traction continuity conditions at the unit cell boundaries is discussed.

In Ourolabo III, pastoralists were able to obtain official recognition of their attachment territory and have mobilized together to enforce respect of the boundaries and their usufruct rights.