Sentence examples for legally enforceable rules from inspiring English sources

Senators Robert Menendez of New Jersey and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York have introduced bills to force the department to adopt legally enforceable rules, with real penalties, for detention centers.

In contrast to academic research, industrial research is highly regulated and guided by legally enforceable rules and regulations, e.g., Current Good Laboratory Practices (cGLP), Current Good Clinical Practices (cGCP), and Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).

Among the primary plausible causes, it can be mentioned that, in Turkey there are still no legally enforceable rules or regulations concerning the implementation of infection control programs, such as national infection control guidelines; yet, in the few cases in which there is a legal framework, adherence to the bundles is most irregular and hospital accreditation is not mandatory [ 16].

Instead of codes of conduct developed by industries that have historically been opposed to strong privacy measures, we need uniform and legally-enforceable rules that companies must abide by and consumers can rely upon.

In their statement, the SFA cited their ongoing review of disciplinary procedures "undertaken to provide greater transparency and urgency in dealing with individual cases" and which "would also seek to identify areas where changes were required to ensure the rules were legally enforceable".

In October 2010 the supreme court ruled that prenups were legally enforceable.

The human rights set forth in the Convention are legally enforceable rights to which member states are bound.

For example, Mr. Grossman said, if a binder contains all the terms that would normally be found in a contract and one of the parties takes action or spends money in furtherance of the agreement with the knowledge of the other party, a court could conceivably rule that the binder is a legally enforceable contract.

Given this mess, it is easy to see why policymakers might view tweaking accounting standards as an attractive short cut: with some arm-twisting, the rules can be changed quickly and are legally enforceable.

Black complained that prison rules were being flouted and needed to be made legally enforceable under part 1 of the 2006 Health Act, which came into effect in July 2007.

Formal pledges are legally enforceable contracts.