Sentences with phrase «always enforce our rights»

Not exact matches

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First, since human society always employs violence to enforce some set of standards, Christians» whom Christ called to live out a radically different form of community, one in which it is the crucified rather than his judges who is vindicated as God's Word» should simply take up the burden of civic order and abandon the Gospel where prudentially necessary because, you know, someone absolutely has to kill heretics, and so we should make sure the right heretics get killed.

Even if you can get enough people on board with the idea, there's the issue of enforcement — international law not always being the easiest thing to enforce in a world where, despite best intentions, might still makes right if you're an important enough nation.

As I read it — and as I have always read it — it purports to deny a defendant the right to raise in the enforcing jurisdiction the fact that, under the conflicts rules for taking jurisdiction, now, of course, the rules stated in Van Breda, the original court did not have jurisdiction.

Although the Court can, or even should, give substantial room to manouvre by Member States in this respect, I think it should always be in a position to guarantee that EU legislation is not being enforced in a way that is contrary to fundamental rights as enshrined in the Charter.

In acknowledgement of and in return for their expertise, experience, and judgement, which they are expected to apply in delivering affordable, accessible, up - to - date, reassuring, and reliable services, and on the understanding that they will curate and update their knowledge and methods, train their members, set and enforce standards for the quality of their work, and that they will only admit appropriately qualified individuals into their ranks, and that they will always act honestly, in good faith, putting the interests of clients ahead of their own, we (society) place our trust in the professions in granting them exclusivity over a wide range of socially significant services and activities, by paying them a fair wage, by conferring upon them independence, autonomy, rights of self - determination, and by according them respect and status.

As I explain in my posts Probationary Periods and Notice and Right to Fair Opportunity on Probation, Ontario courts will not always enforce a probationary period against an employee.