Sentence examples for make them enforceable from inspiring English sources

Regulators say they hope that industry embraces the guidelines voluntarily and there are no plans to make them enforceable through legislation or formal regulation.

Again, my proposal is to take the IMF guidelines and make them enforceable.

The US Department of Commerce will monitor that companies publish their commitments, which the EC said in turn makes them enforceable under US law by the FTC.

Chhabria gave the Energy Department 28 days to publish the standards — the step needed to make them legally enforceable.

That heavy lifting includes addressing capital requirements (make them tough and enforceable), derivatives (make them more standardized and transparent) and auditors (ensure that they are truly independent by rotating them periodically).

The former chairman of the Federal Reserve called for "addressing capital requirements (make them tough and enforceable), derivatives (make them more standardized and transparent) and auditors (ensure that they are truly independent by rotating them periodically)." HEDGE FUNDS The S.E.C. adopted a rule requiring large hedge funds to report detailed information on their investments and borrowings.

But Union officials said that making the rules legally binding in Europe had made them more enforceable and they want to see similar standards of enforcement globally.

And the survey claims that British women in particular are sympathetic to making them legally enforceable in this country.

The outbreak forced regulators and policymakers to reevaluate compounding pharmacy practices and led to the passage of the Drug Quality and Security Act of 2013, which clarified the compounding rules set forth in section 503A, and made them more enforceable, Cosel said.

To make it enforceable, you had to show that you had relied on it to your detriment, which was difficult for women.

(4) U.S. investment and markets can alleviate your coming world trade unemployment pains, once you stop using slave labor and make contracts enforceable with honest judges.