Sentence examples for trials to enforce from inspiring English sources

Just as the battle over gay marriage in the secular world has moved to the courts, so too has the Methodist Church resorted to ecclesiastical trials to enforce church law over homosexuality.

Mechanisms to enforce trial registration could increase the amount of trials registered and improve the quality of data.

The latest Global Positioning System tagging devices, which are currently being trialled, would be used to enforce restrictions on an offender's movements.

It also cannot continue serving as an excuse for prosecutors not to take a rape case to trial or campus officials not to enforce a Title IX policy.

It is true that a trial judge is not required to enforce a fee agreement negotiated between plaintiff's counsel and lead plaintiffs.

The annual number of trials registered only really gained momentum in these countries after several local measures were taken to enforce and encourage clinical trial registration.

Immediately after sea trials, Sissoi Veliky sailed to the Mediterranean to enforce the naval blockade of Crete during the Greco-Turkish War.

Editors should be encouraged to enforce correct registration of trials to be published.

"Unlike Canute, the court can take steps to enforce its injunction pending trial".

However, she said that Apple would have to post bonds of nearly $100m £64mm) to enforce the rare pre-trial injunctions.

Many authors considered ethics committees to be in the ideal position to enforce the dissemination of trial results; they could require reports and send them to a central, comprehensive, and multidisciplinary registry which would have to be set up [ 41, 54, 55].