Sentence examples for to be unenforceable from inspiring English sources

If the accounting oversight board's standards are so vague as to be unenforceable, they need to be toughened.

Blockbuster countersued Netflix on fraud and antitrust claims and said Netflix's patents were so broad as to be unenforceable.

He said the clauses were likely to be unenforceable because they attempted to exclude or limit established employment rights, and imposed penalties.

In a democratic society, if a law is deemed to be unenforceable or unpopular, it is for the legislature to make such changes as it decides are appropriate".

Attention has turned to how the government will enforce the policy after a report on Thursday suggested Treasury officials believe the rule change to be "unenforceable" because it relied on one earner being forced to declare each other's earnings.

But politics has a habit of finding ways around the law, and when the state is weak declarations of rights tend to be unenforceable.

Even if passed, the measure would be unenforceable, due to a constitutional amendment banning unions similar to marriage in South Carolina.

In those circumstances an NDA would be unenforceable "as a matter of law," according to Moss.

The clear-headed Judge James Donato determined in May that while proceeding under California law was something users had agreed to, it was unenforceable, as it would amount to "a complete negation" of non-California protections such as those found in BIPA.

They already know these bills will be unenforceable.

His rule may be unenforceable in this day and age.