Sentence examples for anything enforceable from inspiring English sources

"We don't have anything enforceable," Wildsight's Sander-Green says.

She would back anything enforceable, Ms. Hanni said.

On the contrary, it has encouraged it by freeing most developers from environmental-impact fees.The state's governor, Jane Hull, has set up a commission to design regulations for future development, but there are doubts that it will come up with anything enforceable.

That means the bishops cannot settle for anything less than a uniform, enforceable code of behavior and punishment applicable to all of the country's 194 Roman Catholic dioceses.

Agenda 21 was rousingly condemned at the state Republican conference last month as "an encroachment on our sovereignty" (which it might be if it were enforceable, binding, or actually did anything).

Having an autonomous No. 2 official, if it were to be enforceable or backed up by anything more than a handshake, would require a change in state law, to say that Ms. Black "is something less than the chancellor," said Joseph P. Viteritti, a public policy professor at Hunter College who has advised many chancellors.

Enforceable security polices and their enforcement.

Like traditional contracts, smart contracts set forth terms in which you or another party promises to exchange money or anything else of value in a clear-cut and legally enforceable way.

"Whenever anything inside an enterprise's operational processes has to be done in a consistent, enforceable and auditable way, then Appian can be used to control and manage the business objects that exist," said Malcolm Ross, VP of product for Appian.

For a UNSC resolution to be anything other than a get-out-of-jail free card for the regime it must be enforceable under Chapter 7. The regime cannot be allowed to use diplomatic activity to indefinitely stall international action while it continues its policy of widespread violence against civilians.

Although the code is not legally enforceable, it was drawn up using Office of Fair Trading guidance, meaning Star-approved companies should not include anything in their terms and conditions that could be deemed unfair.