Sentence examples for that cannot be enforced from inspiring English sources

It's a non-binding declaration that cannot be enforced.

The question of whether the products of these techniques are considered GMOs or not has not yet been settled, and jurisdictions that consider the methods alone rather than the actual properties of the final plant product may end up with ineffective legislation that cannot be enforced, as pointed out in Seeds of Change.

That cannot be enforced in a public school, of course.

It is advisable that the MDAT server mirror every browser session with a session on the patient list server, although this cannot be enforced due to the fact that authentication of individual users is a duty of the MDAT server (see bullet point "Possibility to delegate user authentication" in section ' Aim').

We recognize that guidelines cannot be enforced; they serve rather as a reference and pathway for ethically conscious professionals in our field who are seeking to improve the integrity of their research or to resolve ethical challenges that they face in their work.

The judge wrote that the law "cannot be enforced to the extent that it purports to restrict the transfer or use of prescriber-identifiable data".

They argue that such a tax cannot be enforced; that it will depress trading, leading to lower asset prices; and that it will ultimately be passed on to retail investors.

But Yahoo claims that it would be technologically impossible to comply and that the order cannot be enforced unless a U.S. court steps in.

Civil rights attorneys at Palestine Legal have urged the UC Regents not to adopt the newly released statement of principles, stating that, "the document cannot be enforced against anti-Zionist speech activities because any such enforcement would violate the First Amendment, the California Constitution, and UC's own policies protecting free speech, and would invite legal challenge".

It says that a contract cannot be enforced if it is unconscionable.

Sinclair and other industry experts agree that this law cannot be enforced completely, but rather only to a certain degree.