Sentence examples for this would be unenforceable from inspiring English sources

If a resident has been hanging out washing on a Sunday for the past 20 years without complaint, then a covenant prohibiting this would be unenforceable, Rudolf says.

Draconian powers must be given demanding all social networks institute real name policies (even though these would be unenforceable and harm the vulnerable more than abusers).

Alternatively, assuming that any clause of this kind would be unenforceable and therefore worthless B may insist that A set up his own manufacturing process in such a way that, unless A makes expensive changes in his plant, he will only.

And this sort of condition would be unenforceable because of its excessive vagueness.

As in cases arising under section 109(a), this does not mean that contractual restrictions on display between a buyer and seller would be unenforceable as a matter of contract law.

He acknowledged that the ruling would be unenforceable because the whalers were outside Australian jurisdiction.

Nonetheless, he wrote, the law would be unenforceable because it could apply in so many locations.

Some maintain that this has been the case ever since the Treaty of Rome; indeed, if it were not so, the internal market would be unenforceable.

Nor does Yazid Sabeg, Mr. Sarkozy's commissioner for diversity and equal opportunity, who said it would be unenforceable.

I would assume that new rules would be unenforceable if they required me to do or not do something addressed by my original lease.

The attorney general of Louisiana at the time issued a statement saying the state's anti-sodomy law "would be unenforceable".