Sentence examples for those enforcing from inspiring English sources

Parliament passed laws of a political nature, such as those enforcing the king's supremacy over the newly established Church of England.

Meanwhile, under due process, Justice Kennedy wrote, parties subject to regulation should know what is required of them and those enforcing the law cannot act arbitrarily.

The movie doesn't say directly, but it acknowledges that any security system is only as effective as the vigilance and dedication of those enforcing it.

The dress is predominantly modern and more or less Spanish, though those enforcing the church's law in this wonderfully anti-clerical opera strike an archaic note.

Abu al-Haytham, a fighter whose unit is among those enforcing the siege, stressed that the Free Syrian Army's aim was not to punish residents but to block government supplies and prompt civilians to seek refuge elsewhere, opening the way for a ground attack.

The two main political parties, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNPP) and the Awami League, find it impossible to reach a common interpretation of democratic rules and to accept the legitimacy of those enforcing them.On December 5th, the two parties agreed to suspend their mud-slinging contest, at least temporarily.

He said Internet filtering and fire walls, like those enforced by the Chinese government, had nothing to do with domains.

Also unclear is how the clause's requirements will differ from existing affirmative action laws, like those enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

The legacy of those enforced sales is evident in Stevenage today: its stock of 30,000 council houses has been reduced to a rump of around 8,300.

Constantine's laws in many instances extended or even rendered hereditary those enforced responsibilities, thus laying the foundations for the system of collegia, or hereditary state guilds, that was to be so noteworthy a feature of late-Roman social life.

Only 10 of those enforce them.