Sentence examples for might be enforceable from inspiring English sources

If the writer's proprietary lease had such a provision, then the late charge might be enforceable.

While a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) might be enforceable when Bannon was working in the private sector, it wouldn't likely be for his work in the West Wing because of the First Amendment rights of public employees and statutes governing public service.

The Obama campaign argues that a mandate might not be enforceable, and that if health insurance is affordable and attractive, most people will enroll.

Justice commissioner Viviane Reding postponed the launch of the policy last month when EU lawyers warned compulsory quotas might not be enforceable.

Although Torres agreed that Sagan violated some terms of the contract, he explained that Coppola waited too long to file his lawsuit, and that the contract might not be enforceable as it was written.

Otherwise, rules conceived and implemented locally might not be enforceable to outsiders who do not respect local customs and are beyond the reach of community-imposed punitive actions.

Agenda 21 was rousingly condemned at the state Republican conference last month as "an encroachment on our sovereignty" (which it might be if it were enforceable, binding, or actually did anything).

Good training must be sensible, and commands should be enforceable.

Not everything that is in the contract will be enforceable".

In some cases, these bans may not be enforceable.

Terms of service should not be enforceable under federal law.