Sentence examples for it would be unenforceable from inspiring English sources

Nor does Yazid Sabeg, Mr. Sarkozy's commissioner for diversity and equal opportunity, who said it would be unenforceable.

The White House, on the other hand, opposes a treaty proscribing space weaponry; Mr. Bush's press secretary, Dana M. Perino, says it would be unenforceable, noting that even a benign object put in orbit could become a weapon if it rammed another satellite.

Nonetheless, he wrote, the law would be unenforceable because it could apply in so many locations.

Mark Bohannon, the group's general counsel, said the measure would be unenforceable because it is often impossible to tell where a customer is in cyberspace.

Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, who once said that such a restriction would be unenforceable, signed it into law, perhaps moved by a Quinnipiac poll that showed 87percentt of the registered voters surveyed approved of such legislation.

Some maintain that this has been the case ever since the Treaty of Rome; indeed, if it were not so, the internal market would be unenforceable.

And this is before we get around to the part where it's shown that any such law would be unenforceable and unpopular.

The authors would like all Fund members to agree that non-UDROP contracts would be unenforceable in their courts.Wouldn't it be possible to strip the options from the debt, thereby defeating the insurance element?

He acknowledged that the ruling would be unenforceable because the whalers were outside Australian jurisdiction.

I would assume that new rules would be unenforceable if they required me to do or not do something addressed by my original lease.

The attorney general of Louisiana at the time issued a statement saying the state's anti-sodomy law "would be unenforceable".