The timeline, which Mr. Karzai outlined last year, is nonbinding and essentially unenforceable.
21, "Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Personnel," is well intentioned but naïve and essentially unenforceable.
Breaking with the team's previous stance, they bypassed the essentially unenforceable guidelines set forth by the commissioner's office for signing bonuses to sign several draft picks last summer.
The transition timetable, which President Hamid Karzaioutlined last year, is nonbinding and essentially unenforceable, and much depends on how and when responsibilities will be transferred.
It is naïve to think that colleges and universities can do what professional law enforcement has found frustratingly impossible to do, and that is to enforce an essentially unenforceable drinking-age law.
The commission did get Google to agree to voluntarily change some of its methods; critics of that agreement, including one commissioner who dissented on that part of the decision, said the voluntary agreement was essentially unenforceable because it did not have court authority behind it.
