Sentence examples for they have enforced from inspiring English sources

Occupation authorities have asserted that because they have enforced an equitable distribution of electricity around the country and because Saddam Hussein favored Baghdad, complaints on the issue are most intense here.

The district court found constructive knowledge because: (a) Napster executives have recording industry experience; (b) they have enforced intellectual property rights in other instances; (c) Napster executives have downloaded copyrighted songs from the system and (d) they have promoted the site with "screen shots listing infringing files".

As decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in its 1987 decision Shearson/American Express v. McMahon, securities firms have the right to make customers and employees settle any legal disputes in arbitration instead of court, and they have enforced this right at every opportunity.

Between them, they have enforced their views on the population, with women encouraged to wear full niqabs.

Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.

Other courts have enforced this precedent.

They say he has enforced an insular and hierarchical culture left over from the group's decades underground.

"If people ignore it anyhow, it means they haven't enforced it.

Indeed, many funds do have such rules -- but they have been enforced only for the little people.

Officials at the State Department of Health, which regulates the homes, acknowledge that they have never enforced a 1994 law that requires the homes to report all deaths to the state.

For seven months they have endured enforced abstinence from the world's only commercial supersonic airliner, the elite delta-winged craft once hyped as the lord of the sky.