Sentence examples for it can be enforced from inspiring English sources

In this view a decision award is reminiscent of a board resolution, which executes the decision authority of the entire organization but at the same time seizes its factual power from the fact that it can be enforced in court if necessary.

It's like a relationship – I don't think it can be enforced".

The agreement needs to be approved by Parliament before it can be enforced.

But the law needs approval by the hard-line Guardian Council before it can be enforced.

"In Nassau, if parties sign an agreement," he said, "it can be enforced in court.

I don't see how it can be enforced or who should decide whether someone is showing too much skin.

Although any contract is legitimate as long as it does not infringe upon the law of nature, it often happens that a contract can be enforced only if there is some higher human authority to require compliance with it.

Put bluntly, if someone cannot think of how a legal right can be enforced, it should not be a legal right.

"It is the only measure that can be enforced immediately and produce results quickly because it does not depend on the tax collecting mechanism," said Evangelos Venizelos, the Greek finance minister, adding that the levy would be collected through electricity bills.

It should establish clear rules that can be enforced across the whole of government and change the official culture from one of contempt for the private right to supporting it.

Judge Sam Lindsay of Federal District Court extended his temporary restraining order blocking the law until June 19, when he plans another ruling on whether the measure can be enforced while it is subject to legal challenges.