General Assembly resolutions are not enforceable but can carry moral weight.
What is needed is a fundamental rethink, leading to a specific and legally enforceable Victims' Law, alongside a real and radical shift in attitude and approach.
Many companies manage our data; most of them have no enforceable legal responsibility to us.
But an agreement, he said, would have to be enforceable – otherwise it was not beyond the realm of impossibility that the government would be forced to seek approval of the accord by resorting to a referendum.
But he sought to assure labor – and all Americans – that the Pacific deal would be better, that it would make Nafta's largely unenforceable labor and environmental provisions "actually enforceable".
Purchasers can now also be asked to give binding undertakings, theoretically enforceable through the courts.
The United States has been pushing hard for trade agreements that include enforceable labour and environmental standards and for a more open WTO.
The kid gave a harangue in the form of a question: he vehemently opposed Mr Obama's support of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).Mr Obama gave his standard response, that NAFTA needs to be completely revamped to include enforceable labour provisions.
A strong, explicit and enforceable principle of subsidiarity is therefore the core of the constitution we would like to see.To judge by recent interviews, Mr Giscard d'Estaing is open to such ideas.
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.
If naming and shaming is not enough to push governments into reform, the commission has powers to recommend sanctions, enforceable unless a weighted majority of ministers blocks them.Yet it is one thing for the commission to crack the whip on the smalls (earlier this year Belgium fell into line).
