Sentence examples for enforceable law from inspiring English sources

Despite its name, there is usually no enforceable law requiring that it be paid.

"You need real and enforceable law because things that are voluntary or soft have never worked in the arena of the environment".

Over the course of the morning and early afternoon, the five agencies involved approved the regulations, making the Volcker Rule the fully enforceable law of the land.

Though the right to free speech was written into the Constitution in 1791 it was for over a century seen more as an ideal than as enforceable law.

"One thing that has happened to the subject in general is it has become less a subject of moral aspiration and more a matter of enforceable law," Mr. Leubsdorf said.

The second agency of control arose because of the difficulty of reconciling disputes between production units and their controlling ministries in an economy that lacked the traditional forms of market discipline and could not rely upon an enforceable law of contract.

(These in turn rely on enforceable laws).

In America, after all, we have sophisticated regulations, fair and enforceable laws, and highly developed capital markets.

But this is real estate in postwar Baghdad, a place essentially without government or police force or enforceable laws.

The first step should be realistic, enforceable laws that allow legitimate seekers of available work to emerge from the shadows into a lawful system of work permits, with a decent chance for eventual responsible citizenship.

But Professor Philip Fearnside, an ecologist at the National Research Institute for the Amazon in Manaus, fiercely opposes the opening of the road in the absence of enforceable laws to protect the forest around it.