Sentence examples for enforceable to a from inspiring English sources

During the drafting of the Paris accord, recognition of indigenous rights was relegated from the text – where it would have been legally binding and enforceable – to a non-binding preamble that was merely aspirational.

In so doing, publishers were doing "precisely" what Leveson wanted: entering into "an enforceable agreement to a system of regulation which bound them to certain obligations".

And as mentioned above, Labour threw just one piddling crumb to cyclists: We will encourage more people to switch to rail with an enforceable right to the cheapest fare, while trebling the number of secure cycle storage spaces at rail stations.

Campaigners said they are calling for the treaty to be legally enforceable at a national and global level.

The United States is a party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and as such is obligated to provide an enforceable remedy to any individual unlawfully or arbitrarily detained.

Commodity exchange, also called Futures Market, or Futures Exchange, organized market for the purchase and sale of enforceable contracts to deliver a commodity such as wheat, gold, or cotton or a financial instrument such as U.S. Treasury bills or Eurodollars at some future date.

6. Nozick (1974) presents a highly hypothetical, and highly controversial, scenario describing how one could come to have such an enforceable obligation to pay for basic police services.

After speechifying on the issue for weeks, a conversation began between the two candidates when Warren called Brown and asked him to participate in an "enforceable agreement" to stop third-party spending.

What it means, on this theory, to have a right to education is for me to have an interest in being educated which is so important that others are under an enforceable duty to provide me with an education.

What really matters is the Internet user's online experience and the creation of strong enforceable rules to protect an open Internet.

It also argues that an enforceable commitment to ILO standards would leave America vulnerable to legal attack.