It inspired some CFGs to incorporate dissenting input into the decision-making process, enabling them to make more legitimate and enforceable decisions.
This move, Habermas maintains, undoes the neutrality principle that undergirds modern constitutional democracy, with its separation of church and state: the idea that "all enforceable political decisions must be formulated in a language that is equally accessible to all citizens, and it must be possible to justify them in this language as well" (2006a, 12).
Under NEPA, the agency must adopt an enforceable Record of Decision, which specifies what activities will be permitted, what mitigation measures are required, and how the EIA informed these decisions (CEQ 1978 §1505.2).
The ombudsman's decisions are legally enforceable.
Why do we not have national labor laws giving workers clear, meaningful, enforceable rights to participate in decisions?
Experts said that the decision would not be enforceable in other jurisdictions.
DeVos said in an announcement Monday that the prohibition was no longer enforceable because of a 2017 Supreme Court decision in which the court ruled that religious organizations could not be excluded from state programs if the organizations have secular intent.
Policy director Alicia Ely Yamin is part of a verification commission funded by the Center for Reproductive Rights that will report on Brazil's implementation of a CEDAW decision recognizing states' immediate, enforceable obligation to address and reduce maternal mortality.
