Sentences with phrase «enforce the limit because»

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«I'm opposed to this act because it puts public safety at risk,» the county executive said, explaining the legislation would put the county at odds with the federal government, and would ultimately dub Westchester as a «sanctuary» county for undocumented immigrant; one that limits its cooperation with the national government's effort to enforce immigration law.

I don't want to speak on Amazon's behalf because I don't work for the company but as someone familiar with the industry my suspicions would be that by enforcing such a strict limit on the catalogue offering they're able to control their costs substantially.

Earlier efforts by the Humane Society to get the owner to clean up the store met with only limited success because there were no specific ordinances to enforce, except animal cruelty statutes, Shook said.

What I hadn't realized at the time was that the 15 minute limit was enforced because I'd already accomplished a quarter of what the game had to offer.

However, what counts as «swearing» is a very subjective thing, and clearly there are plenty of contexts where no word is off - limits (because, thankfully, free speech is a thing here), so it seems like a difficult thing to enforce.

[53] In Miglin, the court determined that just because one portion of a separation agreement fails to substantively comply with the objectives of the Divorce Act does not necessarily mean the entire agreement must be set aside: «[f] or example, if it appeared inappropriate to enforce a time limit in a support agreement, the quantum of support agreed upon might still be appropriate...» (Miglin at para 86).

In the case of an action to enforce, there is no constitutional issue because the decision of the court is limited to the enforceability of the judgment in Ontario.

Courts are also reluctant to enforce non-competition clauses because it limits the employee's ability to earn a living.

And the answer was, they do it because that's the way it's done all over the country, and the reason it's done all over the country is that ramps are generally considered too short a distance over which to enforce a speed limit.