Sentence examples for enforceable means from inspiring English sources

Writer ends by saying what seems to be required is not restraint on the industrial powers but enforceable means of preventing military diversions.

Our leaders should work through diplomatic channels, especially the United Nations, to reach an enforceable means of detecting and halting a dangerous direction in Iran's nuclear program.

Unless and until a final legislative proposal includes effective, enforceable means of preventing illegal entry into the United States, there will not be support by voters for any measure that offers a path to legal presence for those who are here now illegally.

Legislation alone will not end the conflict in eastern Congo, but this bill provides a crucial step toward the creation of a practical and enforceable means to ensure that the trade in Congolese minerals contributes to peace rather than war.

Indeed, last September, Uber's arbitration agreements were largely ruled by an appeals court to be valid and enforceable, which means that drivers now have to take any disputes to private arbitration, where the company can fight them one-on-one.

But last year a high court judge ruled that a restrictive covenant set out in the deeds in 1909-10 wastillll enforceable, which meant no further building was allowed on the land.

As far as New Jersey insurers go, Ms. DeRosa's bulletin is now enforceable; ignoring it means risking a fine or even a license suspension.

This means real, enforceable trust, not a trap for unwary internet users.

Gambling contracts became enforceable in 2007, which means Betfair could indeed pursue you through the courts.

That, if meant and enforceable, is a fine standard.

"This means adopting stringent, enforceable standards and setting aside adequate funding.