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.
The case for this approach is that it offers an enforceable total-emissions target, achieved through a market mechanism whose flexibility might ease necessary changes in the industrial economy.
As regulators look towards implementing the changes in the 2007 Recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), there remain questions about how to translate an optimisation-based system of constraints and reference levels into the more familiar regime of enforceable limits.
Gelpern agreed: "If sovereign debt goes from unenforceable to enforceable, that represents a nuclear change" in the sovereign-debt landscape, she said.
Having an autonomous No. 2 official, if it were to be enforceable or backed up by anything more than a handshake, would require a change in state law, to say that Ms. Black "is something less than the chancellor," said Joseph P. Viteritti, a public policy professor at Hunter College who has advised many chancellors.
The act as well as making virtually all of the European Convention on Human Rights directly enforceable in the U.K. courts brought fundamental change to the way in which U.K. courts and tribunals interpret legislation.
The evidence is clear – regulation and setting standards which are enforceable lead to change.
Are the electronic contracts you propose using enforceable in all of the countries in which you will be selling?
Arbitration provisions in contracts are enforceable, including in discrimination cases.
A similar law in Japan will become fully enforceable early in 2001.
We need strong and enforceable disciplines in TPP to help prevent that from happening.
