Sentence examples for its enforceability from inspiring English sources

Banks and credit unions said the 2006 law was poorly drafted — so much so that the Obama administration delayed, to June 1 of this year, the deadline for banks to comply with the law, to address concerns about its enforceability.

The legislation would enable neglected parents to sue their children for infractions, though the vagueness of the law — it does not spell out the frequency of visits — has raised some doubts about its enforceability.

I would hope that the debt commitment letters have language to the effect of "[Bank] acknowledges that this commitment letter contains all of the material terms of the credit facility and cannot dispute its enforceability in a court of law on grounds of incompleteness or openness of terms.

Richard Gordon QC, for the Welsh government, told the court: "The force of the Sewel convention is not its legal enforceability but that it's a dialogue between legislatures".

But the gap between the legislation's ambition and its lack of enforceability could set up a clash with the European parliament, where the development committee passed a much more biting proposal on 19 February.

The main advantage of approximating ICSID rules comes with the consistent enforceability of its judgments under the New York Convention.

Contractually speaking, it means transparency and enforceability.

Attorneys say it offers multiples advantages: It's faster, much cheaper, the terms of the settlement are confidential, and it carries the same enforceability as a court order.

"It also adds a layer of enforceability".

In such cases, the burden of persuasion about the enforceability of the clause naturally rests with its proponent.

The fact that several corporations adopted these provisions, often along with fee-shifting bylaws, before Delaware instituted its ban on fee-shifting argues in favor of their enforceability.