Sentence examples for enforceable bill from inspiring English sources

A legally enforceable bill of rights has met resistance for this reason.

The strongest democracy in the world is probably that of the US: it has no problem combining a judicially enforceable bill of rights, a written constitution, separation of powers and vibrant elections.

In deference to a strict separation of powers, and in keeping with a strong tradition of parliamentary sovereignty, the Commonwealth has steadfastly refused to adopt a judicially enforceable bill of rights.

We are proposing today, in effect, an enforceable Bill of Rights, guarantees to confidential advisers, access to the criminal process, an internal process of discipline that is fair, impartial and professional, with process due to all".

While it is true that many States continue to be remiss in their legal and moral obligations to uphold human rights, there are notable exceptions, like South Africa (with a legally enforceable bill of rights), who have demonstrated that respect for rights can result in improved health outcomes [ 49].

Mr. Patterson has said the provision is not enforceable.

Neil Kinnock's manifesto snuck in a commitment to bolster the widely promoted proposal for a non-enforceable charter of rights with "a complementary and democratically enforced bill of rights" to "establish in law the specific rights of every citizen".

When that's done, I hope we will also raise the minimum wage, pass a strong, enforceable patients' bill of rights, pass a juvenile justice bill that closes the gun-show loophole, hate crimes legislation and the new markets legislation, and make key investments in education, health care and the environment.

And I say to them, and to all the families of America: I will fight for a real, enforceable ptients' bill of rights.

"The only way to do those things is to pass a real, enforceable patients' bill of rights," Mr. Clinton said today.

John D. Podesta, the White House chief of staff, said today, "Instead of passing an enforceable patients' bill of rights, Congress is on the verge of giving billions of dollars of Medicare money to the same H.M.O.'s that have fought tooth and nail to defeat patient protections".