Sentence examples for not unenforceable from inspiring English sources

It's not unenforceable.

In his ruling, the judge accepted the banks' argument that the terms generally used for personal current accounts were not unenforceable on the grounds of being "penal".

Under the new regulations, advance directives become legally binding though not unenforceable.

Sensible, compassionate, enforceable reform from the Senate is needed, not hysterical, reactionary, unenforceable legislation, as passed by the House.

American opponents of the CTBT reply that America's nuclear policy will now rest on American interests and power, not waffly and unenforceable treaties.

It means, rather, that whatever we do must begin with the world in which we actually live, and that is an ugly world of backroom political horse-trading, not nice-sounding, unenforceable global treaties.

He pointed out that a restrictive property law would not only be unenforceable but would also push down prices for Welsh house-sellers.In this section History or bunk?

Andrew Percy, Conservative MP for Brigg and Goole, also shot down the claim of colleague Mark Spencer, MP for Sherwood, that the prime minister had obtained a "special status" for the UK in Europe, saying: "There is no special position … it's all legally unenforceable, not a single power is returned and a new treaty handing more power over is being worked up".

Some writers argue that such decisions cannot be autonomous, and hence that surrogacy contracts should not only be unenforceable but also illegal (Dodds and Jones 1989b; see Purdy 1989 and Oakley 1992 for a response).

"We don't believe that unenforceable commitments are credible," says Scott Nova of the Workers Rights Consortium, an NGO that helped create the accord.

Teva, based in Israel, said the patent protecting Zyprexa was either invalid, unenforceable or not infringed.