Sentence examples for enforceable rules from inspiring English sources
At present, there are no enforceable rules "to protect basic Internet values," he added.
She accepted that the single market could be achieved only by enforceable rules, not "co-operation".
Developing a set of understandable and enforceable rules for Greenmarket purveyors is not rocket science.
"We created enforceable rules that reflect the realities of today's media marketplace.
The flip side of Asia's famous taste for consensus is an allergy to enforceable rules and obligations.
"For the first time," he said, "we'll have enforceable rules of the road to preserve Internet freedom and openness".
"The idea that a rule is better than a guideline because it is an enforceable rule and not a voluntary guideline is simplistic in the extreme", Ms Stymiest told a business gathering in September.
The administration has refused to promulgate an enforceable rule or regulation [for immigration detention]." Despite the overwhelming evidence and recommendations of immigration reform advocates, John Morton, the head the ICE, pledged a commitment to large-scale detentions but added: "It needs to be done thoughtfully and humanely".
He argues, however, that with the diffusion of greater violence potential to smaller powers (such as al-Qaeda and North Korea), "the ability of Great Powers to insulate themselves from global demands for recognition will erode, making it more and more difficult to sustain a system in which their power and privileges are not tied to an enforceable rule of law" (524).
Social process including translation, negotiation, and power struggles determines which knowledge is relevant, the best approach for evaluating competing knowledge claims, and how best to translate a complex body of knowledge into an enforceable rule.
Instead of codes of conduct developed by industries that have historically been opposed to strong privacy measures, we need uniform and legally-enforceable rules that companies must abide by and consumers can rely upon.
