Sentence examples for enforceable changes from inspiring English sources

The bigger questions, then are whether this will result in more principal reductions for homeowners, particularly by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and whether real, enforceable changes will be made in the banks' way of doing business.

20To the extent that government agencies, research institutions and other employers have the flexibility to make and adjust their talent policies based on their own needs, it is hard to find an obviously enforceable policy change during the sample period that can directly affect returnees' intention to come back.

But a new rule would not be enforceable if it changed the terms of the contract.

The report's top recommendation was to make reliability rules mandatory and enforceable -- a change requiring federal legislation.

The evidence is clear – regulation and setting standards which are enforceable lead to change.

Negotiators are trying to write an enforceable global climate change treaty, but there is little expectation that such an agreement will be reached this year.

But while the summit meeting's 283-paragraph agreement, called "The Future We Want," lacks enforceable commitments on climate change and other global challenges, the outcome reflects big power shifts around the world.

The court-enforceable pact calls for changes including mandatory training in unbiased policing; development of up-to-date policies and measures for applying for search warrants; and community engagement efforts.

This is truly The Bank Merger From Hell, and the Fed can and should block it unless Capital One agrees to tough, enforceable conditions that will change its outrageous behavior.

In this sense, private "laws" are by far more effective, responsive to changes and highly enforceable.

Gelpern agreed: "If sovereign debt goes from unenforceable to enforceable, that represents a nuclear change" in the sovereign-debt landscape, she said.