enforceable造句

The new amendment will provide clearer, enforceable standards.

The result was a uniform set of extensive, enforceable rules.

When they know about each other, the relationships should be narrow, explicit, stable, and enforceable.

But the British are wary of re-engaging without an enforceable new plan.

There is no easily enforceable way for outsiders to impose such sensible conditions on Mr Kibaki.

Meanwhile, even assuming property-price targets are enforceable, they appear to provide plenty of incentive to keep investing in property.

To be worth the manifesto paper they will be printed on, public-service guarantees need to be readily enforceable.

So they sign, but this is one of the slimiest practices of employers and they are often enforceable and enforced.

Legally enforceable liability clauses should also be clearly defined to mitigate any negative result that might occur because a service provider cannot perform its responsibilities satisfactorily.

This may have been feasible for small development groups but was not feasible for a larger audience and was not enforceable.

Message formats were not expressed declaratively. They were implied by mutual agreement and not enforceable until a receiver failed to parse the structure created by the sender.

Currently, arbitrated decisions are usually enforceable in the government courts, but that is a recent development; historically, enforcement came from a firm's desire to maintain its reputation.

They can give you the boot, but only if their terms are properly applied, the player is bound by them ("and that's not necessarily a non-trivial question", says Davis) and they are enforceable.