Sentence examples for enforceable authority from inspiring English sources

The defining characteristic of the site is that topic experts will have final, enforceable authority to "resolve" controversy and kick out trolls.

The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) is the agency with the most enforceable authority to act and is one of the three agencies established by the executive order to coordinate a process and present recommendations under the executive order to the White House.

These measures are backed by enforceable state policies and actions state authorities that will ensure implementation of the program". Thus the goal of the program is to give governments the tools and the power to regulate and prevent runoff.

If the city complies with the rest of the dissolution process, the $10.5 million may become an "enforceable obligation" and be returned, authorities said, but Forbes said Burbank likely won't see the money come back for another 12 years or so.

Responding to a court action by The New York Times, Judge Sybil R. Moses ruled that a July agreement between the newspaper and the Port Authority calling for the release of the transcripts was valid and enforceable, despite an objection by the authority, which owns the trade center site.

Protected areas (PAs) have historically been the cornerstones of conservation efforts around the world, which includes national parks, nature reserves and community conserved areas dedicated and managed through legal authority or an equivalent enforceable mechanism (IUCN 2013).

There would be no legally enforceable right but there would be political authority.

"International law is not a judicially enforceable limit on a president's wartime authority unless Congress expressly says it is," he wrote with emphasis.

A provision in the 1994 crime bill gives the Civil Rights Division the authority to investigate law enforcement agencies for structural problems, and where necessary, mandate reforms through court-enforceable agreements called consent decrees.

The authority of the Catholic bishops is enforceable morally but not militarily or politically.

With the authority resolved, new rules would be enforceable.