Sentence examples for enforceable against from inspiring English sources

But Gross ruled that "this 'no-shop' provision is not enforceable against a bankruptcy entity".

If the board prohibits subletting for more than two years, the rule would be enforceable against the letter writer.

Michael Fertik, the founder of Reputation.com, also supports the existence of a right to be forgotten that is enforceable against Google.

If the digital content fails, or is not as described, the new rights will be enforceable against the retailer – such as Google, Apple, or the software provider – rather than the developer.

This device allows the enforcement of restrictions on land use that neither fall within the traditional types of negative easements nor meet the traditional requirements of covenants that run with the land; such promises are enforceable against the successors in title to the land owned by the original promisors.

In ordering a stay against Fox's plan, United States District Court Judge Leonard Stark wrote that he was likely to rule that the "no-shop" provision in Fox's contract is enforceable against the Dodgers and that the lower court's opionion was likely "based on one or more clearly erroneous findings of fact".

The bankruptcy judge rejected arguments that partners who, like Pierce, had contract guarantees had enforceable claims against the firm.

Claim-rights are moral (and enforceable) claims against others to their acting or not acting in certain ways.

Your moral liberty to scratch your nose is morally protected by your (enforceable) claim against others that they not interfere with your doing so.

ISPs can charge Web services like Netflix ("edge providers" in regulatory parlance) for a faster path to consumers over the last mile of the network because there aren't any enforceable rules against it.

And so one of the toxic strands of Florida's new water policy bill is abandoning enforceable regulations against polluters.