Sentence examples for enforceable measure from inspiring English sources

One-third of Americans had a living will and even fewer have taken the more legally enforceable measure of appointing a health care proxy to act on their behalf if they cannot act for themselves.

On the record I have consistently fought to put in the trade agreements enforceable measures that allow us to stand up and fight for workers.

"I have consistently fought to put in the trade agreements enforceable measures that allow us to stand up and fight for workers," he said.

"We hope this will lead to more practical and enforceable measures to control dangerous dogs and protect the public before tragic attacks occur".

The Labor Advisory Committee urged TPP negotiators to include strong, enforceable measures in the deal to prevent this pattern from recurring.

The coalition said it believes "structural factors rooted in public policy" have contributed greatly to wealth inequality, and added, "It is time for Congress to promote economic security through strong and enforceable regulatory measures: better data collection measures, inclusive practices and targeted policies that support asset building and protect our communities".

The next step will be to establish an enforceable standard, which could take another year.

Mr. Straw told Council members that if they had had any misgivings about why the resolution had to be an enforceable Chapter VII measure, "those misgivings were surely put to rest by the lengthy statement we have just heard".

Policies, like laws, are effective only if they're enforceable, and enforcement relies on the ability to measure, to quantify.

Britain might approve criteria to give women with similar qualifications for some jobs a hand, but making the measure legally enforceable could be problematic, legal specialists said.

But foreign auditors are not yet convinced the proposed measures are enforceable.