Governments can and should insist that global trade rules include enforceable workers' rights and that health and safety laws meet international standards and are effectively enforced.
1991-1992)) for an airline's failure to provide a particular advertised fare — effectively creating an enforceable right to that fare when the advertisement fails to include the mandated explanations and disclaimers.
Marijuana advocates, meanwhile, were pushing a theory that the House Republicans' actions could leave the city with no enforceable marijuana law, effectively legalizing possession.
Advocates for the blind warn that only an enforceable treaty would effectively expand access to reading materials, noting that nations have long been able to pass legislation to permit the sharing of blind-accessible works across borders, but have decided not to.
"Due to the corruption in FIFA and the minor investments made in women's international football to date, FIFA also needs an enforceable, overriding commitment to effectively grow the women's game and transform the organization into one that is modern and equitable," she added.
However, U.S. critics doubt that the code will be enforceable, question whether it can effectively cover dual-use technology and believe that China will perceive it as acquiescence in its poor human rights policies and its uncompromising stand toward Taiwan.
Additionally, codes guiding professional conduct may effectively serve as norms of standards recognizable and enforceable by law, acting as the foundation of legal obligations and decisions [ 16].
Enforceable security polices and their enforcement.
The human rights framework, with its universal scope and legally enforceable mechanisms adhered to by State and non-State actors, can effectively regulate behavior and set norms as genomic data are joined with clinical data to create international databases for researchers and clinicians to access such data.
The proposal would effectively leave the EU without a renewable energy target after 2020, when the existing - enforceable - requirement to generate 20 per cent of its energy from renewable sources expires.
