Sentence examples for enforceable duty from inspiring English sources

Trustees would have an enforceable duty to supervise the work of servicers diligently, and hold servicers accountable.

The WOTUS Rule "imposes no enforceable duty on any state, local, or tribal governments, or the private sector". 80 Fed.

Trustees would have an enforceable duty to require lenders to buy back mortgages that were not what lenders promised.

Rather, the Rule announces a regulatory definition for a statutory term and "imposes no enforceable duty" on the "private sector". See 80 Fed.

Although the revised regulatory definition "applies broadly to [the Act's] programs," the WOTUS Rule itself states that it "imposes no enforceable duty on any state, local, or tribal governments, or the private sector". 80 Fed.

For on most left-libertarian views, individuals have an enforceable duty to pay others for the value of the rights that they claim over natural resources.

Not only do guidance documents not establish legally enforceable duties, the recommendations in Guidance #213 are characterized as voluntary.

In a second sense, justice is concerned with the morally enforceable duties that we have.

Those who advocate libertarianism as theory of enforceable duties, however, need not be subject to this objection.

In discussing enforceable duties to give evidence or Samaritan aid, Mill claims that the failure to confer benefits constitutes harm.

The two are the same except the former is silent about what duties one may owe to others and asserts instead that one has no enforceable duties to aid others, except those that arise from voluntary agreement and prior wrongdoing.