enforcement clause

The enforcement clauses of the bill essentially give the police the right to listen to your computer.

However, at the insistence of Japanese companies, the law carries virtually no enforcement clauses and it is violated with impunity.

"Only minor ventures, and none with enforcement clauses.

The creditor files an application for commencing enforcement proceedings and an original writ of execution with an enforcement clause inserted herein.

They are also characterised by a specific simultaneous enforcement clause to the effect that the agreements will enter into force only insofar as they are approved or rejected en masse.

However, any convictions for such crimes are not required to be recognized by the Japanese government, as the Kellogg-Briand Pact did not have an enforcement clause, stipulating penalties in the event of violation.

In South Carolina v. Katzenbach we emphasized that "(t)he constitutional propriety of (legislation adopted under the Enforcement Clause) must be judged with reference to the historical experience . . . it reflects."

Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, argues that Cafta, with its enforcement clauses to improve labor rights and fines for offenders, has the best labor provisions ever negotiated in a trade agreement.

In his opinion for the Court, Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote that the Voting Rights Act was a valid exercise of Congress' power under the enforcement clause of the Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.