Sentence examples for should be enforceable from inspiring English sources

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

Under the ordinary law of contract, an offer accepted and acted upon should be enforceable.

The larger and even more troubling question is whether involuntary detention for quarantine purposes should be enforceable at all.

But in 2010, a court of appeals reversed the trial judge and ruled that the American default judgment should be enforceable in Britain.

"There should be enforceable statutory guidance that they may not be presented as scientific theories in any publicly funded school of whatever type".

However, it will not be possible to avoid meeting the financial needs of partners and children and, as always, the question is what falls under the definition of 'needs'?" Jane Keir, at the law firm Kingsley Napley LLP, said: "Qualifying nuptial agreements should be enforceable whilst limiting a judge's discretion over any change to the intended outcome.

Terms of service should not be enforceable under federal law.

If the language purports to waive any of the duties imposed on the landlord under California law, it should not be enforceable.

I believe that both should be legally enforceable.

The first step should be realistic, enforceable laws that allow legitimate seekers of available work to emerge from the shadows into a lawful system of work permits, with a decent chance for eventual responsible citizenship.

"We have proposed to the ICC that there should be minimum enforceable standards across all countries regarding the use of compliant helmets and regulations relating not only to batsmen but also close fielders and wicket keepers," he says.