What's more, he observed, laws needed a "reasonable correspondence" to community standards to be effective and enforceable.
Self-regulatory codes are not enforceable by law; but the vast majority of marketers abide by them as a rule of thumb, sanctions are effective, and the brand damage to companies flouting them can be severe.
Policies, like laws, are effective only if they're enforceable, and enforcement relies on the ability to measure, to quantify.
Agricultural development can be achieved by aspiring for efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability of organizations that are effective in key processes in the agricultural sector management, namely: (1) inclusive and evidence-based policymaking and planning, (2) adequate and predictable resources, (3) effective and demand-driven service provision, and (4) enforceable regulations.
The TPP is packed with fully-enforceable provisions that I'm confident will be effective new tools to curb illegal logging, combat illegal fishing, and protect iconic species like the rhino and the lesser-known -- but highly-trafficked -- pangolin.
An assessment order is effective immediately upon issuance, or upon such other date as may be specified therein, and will remain effective and enforceable unless it is stayed, modified, terminated, or set aside by action of the board or a reviewing court.
In order for the regulation to be effective, actors must be able to achieve compliance within the existing economic and technical constraints, and the regulation itself must be enforceable.
Under California law, an agreement isn't enforceable if it requires a customer to submit to individual arbitration that can't be effective.
Such order shall remain effective and enforceable except to such extent as it is stayed, modified, terminated, or set aside by action of the agency or a reviewing court.
