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Balkan Wars in 1913, during which she helped | enforce a blockade of Montenegro. |
dismiss a player, UEFA keeps a record and may | enforce a suspension. |
tic to operate against the Polish Navy and to | enforce a blockade of Poland, but she was soon transf |
Spanish authorities had been trying to | enforce a ban on foreign ships trading with Spanish c |
uld be a valid consideration for the court to | enforce a contract if a pre-existing duty was perform |
t of the English government's response was to | enforce a new oath of allegiance, drafted in such a w |
ed in the fraud bureau and helped develop and | enforce a diversion program to prevent the incarcerat |
which was moving a flotilla into position to | enforce a 50NM Total Exclusion Zone (TEZ) around the |
st ship to arrive in the islands and began to | enforce a 200-mile (370-km) maritime exclusion zone i |
The Germans lacked the manpower to | enforce a 'food blockade' of the Soviet cities; neith |
tant areas of the city while patrols began to | enforce a curfew on the night of November 5. Armed co |
Webster sought to | enforce a law that was extremely unpopular in the Nor |
cal capital out of Manning's use of troops to | enforce a court eviction order against strikers at a |
rom Columbia and India to Beirut, Lebanon, to | enforce a Middle East cease-fire between Egypt and Is |
Minnesota is the 17th state to | enforce a statewide smoking ban. |
Efforts to | enforce a similar ban are headed to court in Pennsylv |
the local Stannary court had jurisdiction to | enforce a law against the obstruction of tin mining a |
ld, once approved, amongst other things, help | enforce a ban on equine slaughter. |
The city of Alexandria recently began to | enforce a smoking ban in government buildings. |
he unpermitted grading operation, but did not | enforce a stop-work order. |
of Transportation Enforcement Officers (TEOs) | enforce a variety of provincial highway safety legisl |
tal's reputation, he has become determined to | enforce a new tougher series of hospital rules. |
i-series about the life and death struggle to | enforce a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in the fictional, S |
gine directing Uranus, and Corbell uses it to | enforce a peace treaty. |
fell out with Rome and Vespasian was sent to | enforce a reconciliation, Venissa acted as mediator b |
The Laws were also changed to | enforce a compulsory follow on if 100 runs behind on |
ted and a 14 foot wall was built around it to | enforce a quarantine. |
The 706th also participated in UN patrols to | enforce a no-fly zone over Bosnia from, March-April 1 |
weight, and streamlined the stroke angles to | enforce a strong horizontal flow. |
d survey data was included in the solution to | enforce a consistent adjustment of the coordinates of |
cified in the statute that the bill sought to | enforce a substantive due process right to life, enac |
Court has the power to issue writs (orders to | enforce a judicial law or principle, e.g. |
to assist in maritime security operations and | enforce a 2,000 meter exclusion zone around the Al Ba |
However, trying to | enforce a purely classical description represents a p |
o a determination on the part of Akhenaten to | enforce a probable misconception among the common peo |
The Tamil Nadu government also started to | enforce a preexisting ban on animal sacrifice in temp |
ested and no aircraft carriers or Harriers to | enforce a no fly zone he was accused of losing his mo |
While Chairman, he worked to | enforce a freeze on legislative salaries and rejected |
island before the Union navy would arrive to | enforce a blockade. |
o become active, and to do something (e.g. to | enforce access for a divorced father to his child). |
An iterator can | enforce additional restrictions on access, such as en |
Pico had a land grant he could not | enforce against the many squaters on the land he coul |
enal laws which he was constantly exhorted to | enforce against them. |
They have full police powers, and | enforce all laws and regulations issued by the City o |
t that the language itself may not be able to | enforce all conditions prescribed on this call is wha |
il, military, and naval officials to obey and | enforce all proclamations, orders, and directives dee |
miting the term to 3 months, and attempted to | enforce an old and disregarded ordinance to close tav |
the court's willingness to recognize and | enforce an extraprovincial judgment rendered on the s |
lar shape, and polychrome exterior combine to | enforce an effect of calculated restlessness. |
Command of Captain Carter B. Refo prepared to | enforce an Allied ban on Iraqi flights over south Ira |
a thorough working knowledge of the laws they | enforce and the underlying principals from which they |
ressured the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to | enforce and strengthen the safety regulations for nuc |
it organization that has been given powers to | enforce and create public safety rules in such areas |
rs; as his father before him, he struggled to | enforce and legitimize the rule of the royal House of |
e Provisional Government was its inability to | enforce and administer legislative policies. |
OPEC's quotas, however, are difficult to | enforce, and Kuwait and other countries have been acc |
tinational force to use force if necessary to | enforce Annex I of the peace agreements. |
91, and reiterated its position that it would | enforce any violation of the ceasefire in the demilit |
e important caveat that no court was bound to | enforce any such agreement if it felt it would not be |
be impossible to impose any censorship and to | enforce any law. |
increasingly difficult for the Confederacy to | enforce any action against deserters who returned hom |
No State shall make or | enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or |
gulate the traffic in alcoholic beverages and | enforce applicable laws and regulations. |
Charter for all Member States to develop and | enforce appropriate legal and regulatory measures aga |
ted the 1785 Treaty of Hopewell by failing to | enforce Article 7, which required the United States t |
it defines as its scope is what a court will | enforce as being its scope. |
It will write and | enforce bank rules, conduct bank examinations, monito |
d up, the police department was asked to help | enforce barricades for people ignoring them, and work |
•Help | enforce border security measures and federal immigrat |
If we | enforce both restrictions, we get RLP, Co-RLP, BPLP, |
ch were on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland to | enforce Britain's fishing rights. |
tation systems, regulate utilities, adopt and | enforce building codes, establish zoning controls, pr |
The Congress shall have power to | enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions o |
n spaces of the London Borough of Haringey to | enforce by-laws and parks regulations. |
co, Attorney General Brown joined the case to | enforce California's health and safety laws, which Tr |
killed a prisoner and at most took actions to | enforce camp discipline. |
nd their necks at all times, in an attempt to | enforce campus security and the overall safety of the |
nalty, Oderberg supports the state's right to | enforce capital punishment, because justice must be r |
To | enforce child abuse and neglect laws, including laws |
governments of Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire better | enforce child labor laws. |
to review certain administratative decisions, | enforce civil rights relating to planning, or to impo |
for and Assemblyman Sandre Swanson carried to | enforce civilian oversight of the BART Police Departm |
tively large and physically strong males, who | enforce club policy and maintain order in and around |
eiture Division is to promote, facilitate and | enforce compliance with the laws of the United States |
are now beginning to use their new powers to | enforce compliance from constant offenders via court |
AFTA measures, but has no legal authority to | enforce compliance. |
y 20, 1905, upheld the authority of states to | enforce compulsory vaccination laws. |
one of the English penal laws that sought to | enforce conformity to the established Church of Engla |
is limited by the obligation of the Court to | enforce constitutional rights. |
held that a good consideration for courts to | enforce contracts did not include promises for "natur |
Qatar is in Tier 3 rank; it failed to | enforce criminal laws against traffickers, or to prov |
They had no constabulary powers to | enforce criminal law and should not have been be mist |
0 and doubted Hobson's ability to effectively | enforce Crown control. |
to resist the Airport Company's programme to | enforce cutting of trees which have been a longstandi |
, argued that the United Nations is unable to | enforce decent standards and thus the United States g |
The goal of the Society is to | enforce, develop and support Iranian Studies in all s |
ieved via threats or intimidation designed to | enforce discipline and a commitment to the mujahedin |
ld rely on the authority of the magistrate to | enforce discipline, suppress heresy, or maintain orde |
He did, however, strictly | enforce discipline, on one occasion forbidding underg |
However, surrounding States aren't going to | enforce each other's Fish and Game Laws, and this is |
to ameliorate conflicts within the church and | enforce ecclesiastic discipline. |
ed obscenity, even assuming it is feasible to | enforce effective safeguards against exposure to juve |
tems in most dynamic languages, CLOS does not | enforce encapsulation. |
g Latin, however, the Act was framed so as to | enforce English). |
We | enforce environmental laws and advocate for the trans |
Stalinist state with dictatorial authority to | enforce environmental standards could avert an ecolog |
r rights by limiting Californians' ability to | enforce environmental, public health, and consumer pr |
he clubs were created as a way to promote and | enforce ethical guidelines. |
Decisions to investigate and | enforce ethics violations by government officials are |
general to demand that the federal government | enforce existing federal immigration laws".1 |
ote on a resolution asking states to strongly | enforce existing child porn laws. |
es could be replaced with option types, which | enforce explicit handling of the exceptional case. |
the Israeli government to demand that Germany | enforce Faber's sentence or extradite him to the Neth |
e Bill, which authorizes him to use troops to | enforce Federal law in South Carolina. |
easement which allows the U.S. Government to | enforce federal laws regarding refuge protection stat |
es, whose Army and Indian Agents might try to | enforce federal treaties and federal statutory law ag |
, not cases in which a private party seeks to | enforce Federal laws against another. |
ers employed at Tallahassee Community College | enforce Federal, State, and county laws/ordinances. |
force is said to number 100-150 officers who | enforce female modesty and handle female suspects, wi |
te is under God and is therefore commanded to | enforce God's Law. |
e Kingdom of Naples, but he was never able to | enforce his claim against King Andrew III and died on |
ment was represented in the suit of Morgan of | enforce his mortgage or not. |
e any decree in the suit brought by Morgan to | enforce his mortgage. |
ly after Hillel and Shammai, and took care to | enforce his own authority as the president of the chi |
eragua sent out various expeditions to try to | enforce his authority throughout the territory, but t |
d no political support for invading Hawaii to | enforce his wishes. |
itty hero who will use any means necessary to | enforce his brand of justice. |
and, Purachai Piumsombun, began a campaign to | enforce his somewhat puritanical ideas of social orde |
opted for coercion rather than persuasion to | enforce his will, and at the tumultuous election of 1 |
fused, Stuyvesant sent a group of soldiers to | enforce his orders. |
John returned to Brittany to | enforce his claim, with English help. |
Now she tells him that she means to | enforce his promise of marriage. |
The efforts of this cardinal to | enforce his family's pretensions to the Countship of |
r protest to Emperor Charles V, who wanted to | enforce his Edict of Worms (1521). |
To | enforce his rule over his minions Chacha uses Singh ( |
heir absence was Ferdinand I who attempted to | enforce his claim as King of Hungary. |
formed alliances with the princes in order to | enforce his decrees. |
merous and powerful adherents and was able to | enforce his demands for reform, and by a plain and ho |
rt Fanning, who used the Ferguson incident to | enforce his own conservative beliefs as the norm for |
gistered charity," and has a fatwa council to | enforce ideological conformity. |
You can't just assault people to | enforce illegal bets, you'd get thrown in jail the ne |
The Northern Virginia Conservation Trust will | enforce in perpetuity. |
was among a group of lawyers who attempted to | enforce in U.S. courts a $489 million default judgmen |
ntent, there is no evidence he ever sought to | enforce it very vigorously. |
be for the common benefit of all entitled to | enforce it according to their interest, an apportionm |
ver 96 There is no luck for free, you have to | enforce it Bastian Schweinsteiger commented a narrowl |
t still met with a lack of implementation; to | enforce it, a fresh act was passed in 1668. |
ary between Iraq and Kuwait measures taken to | enforce it, in the aftermath of Iraqi incursions into |
as a target for attack by those who sought to | enforce it. |
"tremendous mistake," he had no choice but to | enforce it. |
crawling is illegal in Canada and the police | enforce it. |
icted to 25 mph using modern radio methods to | enforce it. |
by Laud, called in the power of the State to | enforce its claims. |
It has no legal power to | enforce its decisions. |
On April 4, 1951, Israel attempted to | enforce its sovereignty over the demilitarized zone a |
uthorised to carry out all necessary means to | enforce its mandate. |
PF and trains them for military operations to | enforce its dominance. |
he army had military force at its disposal to | enforce its will. |
ment of Schleswig and commissioned Prussia to | enforce its decrees. |
The right-wing cabinet would | enforce its domestic policy programme and Mitterrand |
empt to consolidate power over the region and | enforce its laws. |
ril 4 - El-Hamma Incident: Israel attempts to | enforce its sovereignty over the demilitarized zone a |
The central government is strong enough to | enforce its will upon outlying areas should the occas |
qual Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) | enforce its legal mandate to end sex discrimination. |
dial parents who said that she would actively | enforce judgments against deadbeat parents and was en |
The other factor that helped Craveri to | enforce law and order in the island was his excellent |
ts Maurice Tobin to establish a commission to | enforce laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis |
" which provided for officials who refused to | enforce laws to be removed from office. |
the laws of the state, occasionally having to | enforce laws he was opposed to. |
In addition, Blease failed to | enforce laws and even encouraged breaking the law. |
o an abolitionist, because he was expected to | enforce laws promoting the return of runaway slaves t |
ent merely followed the orders of Congress to | enforce laws. |
ober 1, 1997, Hosier continued to litigate to | enforce Lemelson's patents on behalf of Lemelson's he |
He moved to Dublin where his attempts to | enforce licensing led to a complaint from members of |
the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act, an attempt to | enforce limits on government spending. |
to traditional term syntax, interaction nets | enforce linearity -- each resource is used exactly on |
ter supply, bring gaslighting to streets, and | enforce liquor and prostitution laws. |
ppointments, using Old Regular ward bosses to | enforce loyalty and dispense patronage, and to guaran |
of the subject tribes than on any capacity to | enforce loyalty. |
l Government of Somalia is believed unable to | enforce maritime laws. |
Maritime Authority has the responsibility to | enforce maritime laws and exercise flag state control |
orney General to compel them to implement and | enforce Measure 47. |
of State and Attorney General have refused to | enforce Measure 47, event though no court has found a |
the union leader, and would like Ratanlal to | enforce measures for workers' safety. |
concluded by asking countries to continue to | enforce measures against UNITA, and for the Secretary |
the Meat Hygiene Service which had failed to | enforce Meat Hygiene Regulations at the JE Tudor & So |
However, as Ofcom has no legal power to | enforce mobile phone operators to add information the |
ing a single agency with greater authority to | enforce money laundering and currency control laws. |
e Charter granted new powers to the courts to | enforce more creative remedies and to exclude more ev |
and begging-in public spaces, and selectively | enforce more neutral laws-such as those prohibiting o |
his father from 1456 to 1496 in an attempt to | enforce more centralised Burgundian control over the |
In fact he attempted to | enforce much less extensive form of the transfer. |
d law where the Governor General can elect to | enforce naming legislation. |
The purpose of the Germanic SS was to | enforce Nazi racial doctrine and Anti-Semitic ideals. |
t the presence of these troops, ostensibly to | enforce neutrality and prevent violence, effectively |
n, the United States organized a coalition to | enforce no-fly zones in Iraq, north of 36° and south |
oduced a bill that would allow magistrates to | enforce observation of Sunday as a religious day. |
The bishop had to | enforce order with soldiers. |
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