Sentence examples for warrant enforcing from inspiring English sources
However, when a jury makes the decision and a judge signs a death warrant, enforcing that lawful decision is the obligation of the executive branch".
In December a judge ruled that Rocco should be returned to his mother's custody, but decided not to issue a warrant to enforce the order.
The Ministry of Justice is planning to reform parts of the 700-year-old framework governing these debt-enforcement officers and the 4 million court orders and warrants they enforce each year.
That in turn became a way to deal with more serious crimes — by enforcing warrants and by being on duty at the right time.
Under the Rome Statute establishing the court in 2002, which Kenya has ratified, member states are supposed to cooperate with the court, which has no means of enforcing its warrants.
The strategy of aggressively tracking those charged with the violations by enforcing open warrants against them, some dating back more than a decade, marks a departure from the old method, under which fire inspectors issued violation orders and followed up if possible.
While there are immense practical difficulties in gathering evidence and enforcing arrest warrants in active war zones, senior ICC officials have claimed that their real time involvement has increased deterrence.
Given that the arrest warrant cannot be enforced, there is an obvious debate to be had about whether it was worth issuing.
The Met will only accept that it received Sgt Eden's intelligence report on Patel-Nasri, who was subsequently disciplined for misusing her warrant card to enforce a civil debt.
Powerful members of the United Nations and the African Union should stand behind the court — which has no means of enforcing its own warrants — not only as a weapon against this genocide but as a way to fight the next one.
The lawsuits accuse both cities of issuing and enforcing invalid arrest warrants and jailing people in "dangerous and inhumane conditions" for long periods when they cannot pay fines.
