Sentence examples for enforceable outcomes from inspiring English sources
Scottish secretary Pat Rafferty said: "On Thursday we vented our anger over the current FAI process and the ridiculous delays in starting the FAI into the 2009 Super Puma crash, the agony this is causing victim's families and the fact that we do not have legally enforceable outcomes from the process.
"On Thursday we vented our anger over the current FAI process and the ridiculous delays in starting the FAI into the 2009 Super Puma crash, the agony this is causing victims' families, and the fact that we do not have legally enforceable outcomes from the process.
The absence of enforceable regulation to avoid such outcomes is not necessarily limited to the informal markets; often there are insufficient resources to manage the supply of medicines in the public sector, putting the patient at risk.
"This was an incredibly thorough and careful investigation by the Commission, and the outcome is a strong and enforceable set of agreements".
While it is true that many States continue to be remiss in their legal and moral obligations to uphold human rights, there are notable exceptions, like South Africa (with a legally enforceable bill of rights), who have demonstrated that respect for rights can result in improved health outcomes [ 49].
"EPOs are enforceable by law, and disregarding an EPO can result in criminal charges".
"If the outcome of the Circuit City case is that arbitration agreements are enforceable," Ms. Wheeler said, "then I don't know why everybody wouldn't adopt them".
However, it will not be possible to avoid meeting the financial needs of partners and children and, as always, the question is what falls under the definition of 'needs'?" Jane Keir, at the law firm Kingsley Napley LLP, said: "Qualifying nuptial agreements should be enforceable whilst limiting a judge's discretion over any change to the intended outcome.
Without strict and enforceable legal regulation of global conduct affecting health, the contribution of rights and ethical standards to achieving more equitable outcomes should not be underestimated.
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