Sentence examples for enforceable when from inspiring English sources
Laws, it is said, are only enforceable when the majority wants them enforced, yet the arguments used for easing up on cannabis apply equally to promoting ecstasy or other mind-bending substances.
Licenses governing who will use the software, for example, are not as clear or enforceable when the software is downloaded electronically.
"You have to factor in the fact that contracts are not enforceable when you're dealing with these banks".
While a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) might be enforceable when Bannon was working in the private sector, it wouldn't likely be for his work in the West Wing because of the First Amendment rights of public employees and statutes governing public service.
Under the Supreme Court's current jurisprudence, class action waivers in pre-dispute arbitration agreements with consumers are enforceable, even when the cost of pursuing an individual claim would be prohibitively expensive.
The playlists are the competitive advantage over competitors like Apple or Amazon who could ostensibly build a similar service at any point, "We're not huge fans of patents, even when enforceable they don't offer the same protection as network effect," Parker added in support.
The House Report emphasized the "appropriate[ness]" of making arbitration agreements enforceable "at this time when there is so much agitation against the costliness and delays of litigation". Id., at 2. And this Court has acknowledged that parties may enter into arbitration agreements in order to expedite the resolution of disputes.
Another time restrictive covenants are used and are generally enforceable, he said, is when a builder who is constructing a number of houses in a development inserts provisions in all the deeds imposing limits on changes to a house's size or style.
The easy answer as to why a suicide note should not substitute for a living will is that any will, whether intended to take effect before or after death, serves as an instrument of human action, enforceable by the courts, when the actor is not capable of being heard.
Today, where the effects of technology and other factors contributing to effort-creep can be reasonably quantified, managers of input-control fisheries such as the NPF, must seek to identify and implement a system of management which is a better analogue for fishing effort - enforceable, flexible and adjustable when restructuring is required.
