But not only is the clause enforceable, it reflects good public policy for a special case like this: a long-term commercial lease of an entire property where there is equality of bargaining power between the parties.
In Alaska, we not only support, but also use annual, enforceable, science-based catch limits.
Add to that, not only are the suggestions not legally enforceable they aren't exactly reassuringly robust — with plentiful use of qualifiers like 'where/as practicable'reasonablebleffort/expectation'n', and so on.
"We have proposed to the ICC that there should be minimum enforceable standards across all countries regarding the use of compliant helmets and regulations relating not only to batsmen but also close fielders and wicket keepers," he says.
We not only appealed the ban, but the whole procedures for appealing, because the whole procedure prevents an enforceable court order before the date of the event.
Not only because, as Democratic activist Paul Yandura points out, it's "another small step forward, since the platform is a non-binding, non-enforceable guiding document".
The adultery provision was not enforceable because only the state has the power to pass such laws, so the repeal does not make adultery any more legal now behind the gates of Rolling Hills than it was before, Mr. Nealis said.
Legalisation does not require a set of laws enforceable by only the most totalitarian of police states.
This means real, enforceable trust, not a trap for unwary internet users.
Thus, we test whether a situation is strongly enforceable or not using the predicate sEnforceable(N,S1).
