Sentence examples for enforceable standards for from inspiring English sources

It's a ramshackle network of private and public lockups, prone to abuses and lacking legally enforceable standards for how detainees are treated.

Sadly, President Obama's Department of Homeland Security rejected a petition in federal court to enact legally enforceable standards for the treatment of immigrant detainees.

The Northeast Power Coordinating Council, for example, has had mandatory, enforceable standards for New York, New England, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime provinces for more than 30 years.

The senators wrote, "Your companies are in a position to put an end to these tragedies by requiring your suppliers to follow transparent processes and clear, enforceable standards for worker safety and basic human rights".

For the first time, T.C.N.s were entitled to "measurable, enforceable standards for living conditions (e.g. sanitation, health, safety, etc).," including "50 feet as the minimum acceptable square footage of personal living space per worker".

The reforms I mention from an earlier moment — which included an order from George W. Casey, then the commanding general for Iraq, mandating "measurable, enforceable standards for living conditions," etc. — certainly made a concrete impact.

The critics prefer new enforceable standards of reliability for the grid.

Constituting business as a profession, however, required codifying the knowledge relevant for practitioners and developing enforceable standards of conduct.

The United States needs enforceable standards of ethical behavior when American companies work with authoritarian governments.

In the first step, new enforceable standards of conduct require suppliers to ensure that every domestic customer is treated fairly.

This problem was reported by the ASC to the regulatory limb of the CPSA and this prompted a new enforceable standard of practice for episodic practice.