Sentence examples for more enforceable from inspiring English sources

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.

Therefore, Delores took it upon herself to create more enforceable rules.

In the meantime, officials say tougher, more enforceable testing for lead in water is essential.

They will also struggle, probably in vain, to make the much-abused ceilings on euro members' fiscal deficits more enforceable.

That's going to be one of the differences you're going to see with the Senate bill: more enforceable mechanisms.

The Robinson-Patman amendment made more enforceable Section 2, which relates to price and other forms of discrimination among customers.

One-third of Americans had a living will and even fewer have taken the more legally enforceable measure of appointing a health care proxy to act on their behalf if they cannot act for themselves.

Where her mentor, former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, failed, Mrs. Merkel managed to push through more easily enforceable oversight of government spending that would allow the European Commission the right to review national budgets and object to those that violate agreed-upon debt limits.

A contract, usually in the form of a commercial bargain involving some form of exchange of goods or services for a price, is a legally binding agreement made by two or more persons, enforceable by the courts.

Companies often negotiate a provisional (usually non-binding) Memorandum of Understanding with a community on the understanding that a more detailed, enforceable contract will be negotiated at a later date.

The European superpowers Germany and France are trying to translate the new deal, to accept a loss on part of Greece's debt, into changing European Union treaties to give the union greater oversight of national budgets and to create tougher, more easily enforceable rules for countries that go astray.