Sentence examples for lacked enforceable from inspiring English sources
While calling the bipartisan bill a policy and political breakthrough, Richard Denison of the Environmental Defense Fund said it lacked enforceable deadlines and did not give the E.P.A. the authority it needed to protect infants, children and low-income communities exposed to high levels of toxic chemicals.
The harsh interstate environment is anarchic both in the strict sense of lacking enforceable international law and in the broader sense of being violently chaotic.
But while the summit meeting's 283-paragraph agreement, called "The Future We Want," lacks enforceable commitments on climate change and other global challenges, the outcome reflects big power shifts around the world.
Silicon Valley has long had a more open culture (and lacks enforceable noncompete clauses), and this has permitted the development of much denser and more highly interconnected networks which make it easier for people to innovate.
Such non-enforceable exhortations may be a valuable tool for jumpstarting cultural change toward more sustainable norms, but they lack enforceable provisions.
The most convincing argument for major changes to NAFTA is one that says "the U.S. worker is the big loser" because NAFTA lacks enforceable "labor and environmental standards so companies can move U.S. jobs to Mexico to pay workers poverty wages" and dump pollutants and "then import those products back to the U.S. for sale".
Sex workers including not just porn stars but also strippers, BDSM professionals, burlesque performers, and all level of prostitute from streetwalker to expensive escort--lack enforceable labor rights that mainstream industries take as a given.
It's a ramshackle network of private and public lockups, prone to abuses and lacking legally enforceable standards for how detainees are treated.
A leaked draft of the TPP Agreement reveals that it lacks fully enforceable safeguards to protect the environment including wildlife and natural resources.
By contrast, Australia lacks a legally enforceable domestic reference point on human rights to assist in the making of its anti-terrorism laws or to assess those laws once enacted.
It is to condemn them to become nothing more then neighbourhoods, random associations lacking any legally enforceable admissions policies.
