Sentence examples for practically enforceable from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, contempt of the House of Commons can be punishable by imprisonment, although the powers are so archaic they may no longer be practically enforceable.
The introduction of the act was originally due to come into force on 6 April, but was delayed following claims its definition of psychoactivity was not practically enforceable by the police and prosecutors.
The introduction of the Psychoactive Substances Act was originally due to come into force on 6 April, but was delayed following claims its definition of "psychoactivity" was not practically enforceable by the police and prosecutors.
First, we need to pass a law that makes gun trafficking a clear, substantial, and practically enforceable federal crime.
Why? Well mainly for a lot of reasons that are absolutely true, but in no way related to one another or even practically enforceable.
But parliament's powers are so archaic that they may no longer be practically enforceable, meaning it was always unclear what could be done to Ashley if he failed to show – a move that would have put the whole select committee system on trial.
For nearly 150 years the United States was practically "the only country with a written constitution enforceable as law," according to Anthony Lewis, one of America's most knowledgeable journalists writing about the law.
How many are enforceable?
Arbitration became practically ubiquitous in 1987, after the Supreme Court ruled in a case known as Shearson/American Express v. McMahon that account forms signed by customers requiring that disputes be resolved in arbitration were enforceable contracts.
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