Sentence examples for considered unenforceable from inspiring English sources

A town of 140 people in Maine is considering an ordinance making gun ownership mandatory, the latest of a handful of communities nationwide to pass or consider such a rule even though the measures are widely considered unenforceable.

With the decline of League of Nations in the 1930s, the treaties were increasingly considered unenforceable and useless.

Husted supports voluntary disclosure, refusing to enforce the current rule, created by former Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, because he considers it unenforceable.

However, this proposed ban was considered to be unenforceable and ineffective among participants in all focus groups.

As a general principle, Kennan — who was one of the two central characters in a book I published last year titled "The Hawk and the Dove" — was deeply mistrustful of international agreements, which he considered to be largely unenforceable.

If those words were proposed merely as federal legislation, the language would be considered so vague as to be unenforceable.

While this approach does not prohibit financial innovations considered risky, it discourages their emergence by making them unenforceable by law, which leads to the emergence of self-regulatory mechanisms.

It will be crucial to their defence of the by-law because CAS ruled the IOC's rule 45 unenforceable because it was not compliant with the WAdA code and was therefore considered a sanction, not an eligibility rule.

But the next month, the state attorney general's office said the measure was "unenforceable" because the FBI wouldn't conduct the new checks, which the federal agency considered the state's responsibility.

That policy is being considered by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, with the BOA challenging a ruling by the World Anti-Doping Agency that the Olympic ban is unenforceable.

A given jurisdiction may consider this language to be excessively one-sided and unenforceable.