Sentence examples for legally binding enforceable from inspiring English sources

Couples who agree on a settlement can ask a court to make it into a legally binding, enforceable order.

Abbott also stuck to other commitments that resonate with the electorate, most notably the repeal of the widely unpopular carbon tax, which stands the test of time given the failure of the UN to reach a legally binding, enforceable and verifiable deal at Paris last month.

One assumes, of course, that the consulting agreement one signs is a legally binding, enforceable agreement.

Enforceable powers require a legally binding contract enforceable in court... an agreement between the regulated and the regulator.

For example, the bill stipulates that trade agreements must include legally binding and enforceable environmental provisions that require countries to implement and enforce their own environmental laws in addition to obligations under multilateral environmental agreements.

During the drafting of the Paris accord, recognition of indigenous rights was relegated from the text – where it would have been legally binding and enforceable – to a non-binding preamble that was merely aspirational.

Mr. Son said he intended to double the number of employees at ARM in the next five years, and he said he would make that pledge a legally binding commitment enforceable by Britain's takeover panel.

6.08pm BST In his remarks moments ago on Syria (earlier post), US president Barack Obama also said any UN deal on chemical weapons would be legally binding and enforceable, Reuters reports.

This debate regarding the possibility of supererogatory acts reflects the deep underlying problem of the whole normative discourse in Jewish thought, namely is there an independent system of moral norms and ideals which is not directly derived from the Halakhic, commandment-based, legally binding (and enforceable) law (Lichtenstein 1975).

What's more, it would be considered legally binding and enforceable -- meaning that the Security Council could impose economic sanctions or force to nations that pay no heed.

The new rights for investors and corporations proposed in the TiSA and the TTIP, like the TPP, would become legally binding and enforceable, while any "environmental" provisions would not.