Sentence examples for enforced in practice from inspiring English sources

What matters is not the rights that exist on paper in the Constitution, but whether they can be exercised and enforced in practice.

"It (the Privacy Shield) is fundamentally different from the old Safe Harbour: it imposes clear and strong obligations on companies handling the data and makes sure that these rules are followed and enforced in practice," Ansip and Jourova said.

In reality, competition law already applies to NHS entities where they perform commercial activities and certainly for private healthcare activities such as PPUs, so the real question was not whether competition law applies to such activities (it does) but how it should be enforced in practice.

Rather than a voluntary gift, climate finance is theorised as compulsory, an obligation on polluting countries that is not only moral but quasi-legal (only quasi-legal because it is hard to see how such agreements can actually be enforced in practice).

In a document, the separatists also gave David Cameron a sharp warning, saying: "PS British prime minister David Cameron is on a provisional list (without the sanctions being enforced in practice) and is advised to think carefully about his attitude to the Kiev junta, especially given the traditional good relations between Britain and the Donbas region".

This includes AV content featured in interactive features or Flash games". So why isn't this being enforced in practice?

This will be hard to enforce in practice both because the line is gray and because it is sooo tempting to buy your way onto the front page.

De Kerchove replied that a precedent existed for such restrictions, which he felt could help mitigate Schengen concerns of member states, though they would be difficult to enforce in practice.

Of course, under property and liability policies the insurer may attempt to recover from liable third parties under the right of subrogation, but subrogation rights are often not possible to enforce in practice.

Although Chile's companies may have borrowed less from foreign banks, other short-term flows have increased, so total short-term capital inflows have not been reduced.Don't run before you can walkChile's experience suggests that even if they were desirable in theory, capital controls may be difficult to enforce in practice.

But independence will be impossible to enforce in practice, since nothing in the bill would prevent the Fed from lobbying the council or other regulators reviewing the bureau's rules — and Mr. Bernanke and his colleagues would surely carry a lot of weight.