enforcement order

These orders are made at the discretion of the courts after an application for an enforcement order.

They are not even taking enforcement order now.

They have positively refused to take enforcement order.

Hartford Status conference on an appeal of an enforcement order to abate pollution.

The enforcement order requests the employer to repay the worker any underpayment.

Refusal to comply with a court enforcement order is subject to penalties for contempt of court.

The court entered a brief enforcement order.

The plaintiff approaches a court enforcement office or private bailiff to request for an enforcement order.

If the fine is not actioned by the due date on the penalty reminder notice, an enforcement order will be issued and additional costs apply.

If the charges result in an enforcement order then the two men, who left the company in June, would be treated as if they were fired.

Upon entry into force, the new regulation will enable an entitled person to obtain a binding enforcement order anywhere in the European Union.

No liability was involved since, until the enforcement order was made (if it was), no offence was being committed.

Under state and federal enforcement orders, Aerojet installed several systems on the borders of its property to pump out and treat contaminated groundwater.

However, the judge refused to provide an immediate enforcement order, saying the demonstrators had shown "a praiseworthy degree of responsiveness to the concerns of the city".

In order to enforce these regulations through a 'pyramid of sanctions', which include: enforcement order, penalty enforcement and prosecution under criminal law.

The TDC served the firm with an enforcement order to quit the Yarm Road site.

This came under heavy fire for implying that small firms set up without planning permission should only have enforcement orders issued against them if alternative premises were available.

The federal government's change of heart in 2001 led the Oregon attorney general, Hardy Myers, to go to federal court to block the Justice Department's proposed enforcement order.

When the Superintendent of Schools, H. Benjamin Williams, refused, Mr. Klagholz filed an enforcement order in Superior Court.

An elaborate machinery is provided for the making by the Director General of Fair Trading of an enforcement order following unlicensed activity (s40 of CCA 1974).

Following an protracted dispute with Derwentside District Council, an enforcement order was to be served on 20 June 1991, with diggers on standby to demolish the house.

Without the large-scale Army/Law Enforcement orders to bail the company out, there was only the individual sales route in which the company had to perform if it were to survive at all.

The courts are also prohibited from making enforcement orders where the owner or creditor did not give a copy of the agreement to the debtor or hirer before the contract commenced.

He then ignored formal enforcement orders issued by the Army Corps of Engineers directing him to stop his illegal activity, and instead continued to destroy wetlands knowing that he lacked the required permits.

A compromise bill was hammered out which authorized the president to create one or more new labor boards to enforce Section 7(a) by conducting investigations, subpoenaing evidence and witnesses, holding elections and issuing enforcement orders.