Sentence examples for sort of enforceable from inspiring English sources
And how do you police it?" In an ideal world, magicians would enshrine their internal codes into some sort of enforceable laws give their traditions teeth.
But that success depended on precisely the sort of judicial enforceable constitutional limits on federal power that Gerken usually opposes: in this cases constraints on federal "commandeering" of subnational governments and limits on conditions attached to federal grants.
A central point (due essentially to Ehrenfeucht) is that the conjunction of a countably infinite set of enforceable properties is again enforceable.
We're not even close to having some sort of truly helpful, enforceable or useful international agreement that would come close to justifying the U.S. tax dollars sent overseas.
Europeans who came to discuss some sort of consistent and enforceable European Union counterterrorism policy were fascinated, exasperated, and occasionally even moved by the earnest discussions of right and wrong, good and evil, that seemed to pass for German crisis management.
Mediation, which lacks the "teeth" of enforceable judicial orders, is unlikely to have any meaningful effect.
For example, the deal includes no enforceable provisions to prevent the sort of currency management by China and other countries that have been the major cause of the country's $500 billion (2.8percentt of GDP) annual trade deficit.
Did she consult with a forensic pathologist to see if it's even possible to pin down the time of death with the sort of precision you'd need to make Caylee's Law enforceable?
Anna Ciezadlo makes an only-in-the-New-York-Times sort of argument about a proposal to fine people who eat in the subway: It's far from clear that the proposed ban would be enforceable, or would do enough to overcome cutbacks in cleaning stations and tracks.
