Sentence examples for it enforceable from inspiring English sources
To make it enforceable, you had to show that you had relied on it to your detriment, which was difficult for women.
Lewison's "common decency and respect for wheelchair users" should be more than merely an aspiration: the supreme court should find a way of making it enforceable.
The good news is that the convention's defenders, and those of the Human Rights Act (which makes it enforceable in the UK), include many prominent Tory "inners" and "outers" in the referendum debate.
The Rev. Joseph A. O'Hare, the board's chairman, who was appointed by Mr. Giuliani, said he had many questions about the proposal, adding that the commission needed to focus on narrowing the ban to make it enforceable.
The crystallization has the effect of designating the property referred to and make it enforceable against third parties.
The IHR would work better, it says, if it had enforceable sanctions, in particular if a country fails to explain why it restricted traffic or trade as happened during the pandemic.
But it is not just what an agreement says, it is also whether it is enforceable.
We have to show them this is unlike the '86 bill, that it's enforceable, that we can show it's enforced and enforceable.
Agenda 21 was rousingly condemned at the state Republican conference last month as "an encroachment on our sovereignty" (which it might be if it were enforceable, binding, or actually did anything).
It is not enforceable; it certainly isn't reality.
