Sentence examples for judicially enforceable from inspiring English sources
A resolution that was part of the settlement stipulates that Motel 6 will not provide guest information to law enforcement authorities without "a judicially enforceable search warrant or a credible reason to believe that someone is in imminent danger," the office said in the news release.
This Court has made clear that the Clause's limitations are judicially enforceable.
But Gerken argues that we don't need judicially enforceable constitutional limits on federal power in order to do so.
They will want to hold out for a legally binding power, a judicially enforceable non-discrimination clause.
"International law is not a judicially enforceable limit on a president's wartime authority unless Congress expressly says it is," he wrote with emphasis.
They seemed to be assuming that Section 5 was judicially enforceable -- and suggested that the Florida Supreme Court had violated it.
This essay began life as a response to Sotirios Barber's essay (soon to be a book) entitled "Defending Dual Federalism: A Self-Defeating Act". Professor Barber's essay reflects a widespread tendency to associate any judicially-enforceable principle of federalism with the "dual federalism" regime that dominated our jurisprudence from the Founding down to the New Deal.
But the fulfillment of this duty cannot be judicially enforced.
Enforceable security polices and their enforcement.
." or judicially rewriting it.
