Sentence examples for will be unenforceable from inspiring English sources

They already know these bills will be unenforceable.

And even if it does get through Parliament and the courts, according to Alastair McWhirter, chief constable of Suffolk, it will be unenforceable.

"Pay secrecy" clauses in employment contracts will now be unenforceable – no one can be disciplined any more for discussing salary and details of their pay with colleagues at work.

A severability clause states that if any of the provisions of the agreement are found to be unenforceable, all other provisions will still be enforceable.

Would private contracts or wills drawn up under religious law, a common practice, be unenforceable, or only those drawn up by Muslims?

A combination of, so to speak, ground-up enterprise — citizens' groups demanding cleaner streets — intelligent legislation, and a surprising surge of civic good will made into a durable social convention a law that most thought would be unenforceable or neglected.

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.

His rule may be unenforceable in this day and age.

Lawyers have suggested these bills could be unenforceable.

(Since the funds have sold some of the shares, this provision may be unenforceable).

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