Sentence examples for enforceable for from inspiring English sources

Under the statute of limitations, fines are enforceable for eight years.

All software is copyright-protected, and the copyright is enforceable for 95 years, no matter what.

Judgments — which are generally enforceable for 20 years — also appear on credit reports, preventing people from obtaining mortgages, credit or even jobs.

And, according to a strict reading of the draft law, the guarantee may only be enforceable for households officially classified as poor.

"However, the writer should be quick to act," he said, "since such clauses are typically enforceable for only up to one year after closing".

Nothing in this section is intended to define whether a debt is legally enforceable for purposes other than offset under this section.

The right to development advocates for "creating legally enforceable prescriptions for international development policy" and "state responsibility for universal access to primary healthcare, including food education, sanitation etc" (55).

The Northeast Power Coordinating Council, for example, has had mandatory, enforceable standards for New York, New England, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime provinces for more than 30 years.

There was no effectively enforceable obligation for children to care for their parents.

The reforms I mention from an earlier moment — which included an order from George W. Casey, then the commanding general for Iraq, mandating "measurable, enforceable standards for living conditions," etc. — certainly made a concrete impact.

In any case, the State will need to establish adequate enforceable procedures for certifying and tracking trades, and for monitoring and enforcing compliance with the EIP.