Sentence examples for ruling enforcing from inspiring English sources

Consequential to the 1971 Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education ruling enforcing Desegregation busing in the United States, Omaha was reputed to have adapted well to integrated busing.

The company now has to have the UK ruling enforced in Mozambique.

The ruling enforces European data protection legislation dating back to 1995.

In Texas, Republican lawmakers didn't wait for the ink to dry on the supreme court ruling before enforcing a voter ID law that a federal court had already invalidated.

Mr. Finch said Bridgeport officials have indicated they will wait for the higher court's ruling before enforcing a law that is also being challenged in court by the vending machine operators.

Other important rulings included enforcing laws on integrating public housing and enforcing laws on bilingual education.

In Britain and Canada, publishers were able to win court rulings effectively enforcing the date.

But how can the ruling be enforced?

The ruling was enforced retroactively to 1929, leaving as many as four generations of Dominicans of Haitian descent stateless and without valid documents.

Perhaps the Supreme Court's majority cannot fully imagine that religiously motivated litigants — Muslim, Christian Scientist, Hindu, or other — as qualified and as American as the Hobby Lobby owners might ultimately use Monday's ruling to enforce beliefs far outside of the decades-long campaign of Christian evangelicals and Catholics to limit the reproductive rights of women.

The real question is whether the ruling is enforced in terms of practical considerations and modest notions of equity (even affluent towns need places for firefighters and teachers and nurses to live, and plenty of suburbanites see the limits of an affluent monoculture), or something much broader.