Sentence examples for could be enforceable from inspiring English sources

"If there is a written document that sets out a restriction, that could be enforceable, but the restriction, if there is one, is pretty loose," Professor Gary said.

That has now happened and if they proceed as expected through parliament, the new powers could be enforceable as early as mid-March.

Brazil will certainly try to obtain a ruinous financial judgment against Sharkey, and enforce it in some U.S. court, and a universal criminal judgment that could be enforceable in many countries around the world... meaning, Sharkey said, "my ability to travel for the rest of my life would be severely limited".

"They asked us to sign and comply with rules that, in my opinion, violate our civil rights, override what could be legally enforceable by law and threaten fines that could put someone in financial hardship or cause them to lose their pet," said Jane Colton, a former flight attendant and a 27-year renter in Ruppert Yorkville, who has two elderly Dalmatians and a sick bird.

The "Headline Posting Algorithm" patent is another more specific version of Yahoo's "Dynamic Page Generator" patent, and could be more enforceable, giving Facebook an advantage.

"The legal minds could weigh in as to whether that type of rule would be enforceable or not".

Although these standards would not be enforceable, there is value to having a good set of criteria that could guide the industry.

Religious arbitrators could still offer services in the settlement of disputes, but their rulings would not have legal effect or be enforceable by the courts.

Good training must be sensible, and commands should be enforceable.

Not everything that is in the contract will be enforceable".

In some cases, these bans may not be enforceable.