Unenforceable in a sentence

Among the issues at the center of the lawsuit is the seeds’ minimal and unenforceable labeling.

But reformers like Henderson advise resident-run boards to ignore those agreements, which they consider unenforceable.

Mr Freeman said: 'Unfortunately, due to lack of police on our roads and difficulty in identifying cyclists, the law as it stands is unenforceable and wholly inadequate.

The lawsuit also argues that the ban is unenforceable because it has become obsolete.

A ban on pavement parking across Midlothian will come into force next week despite concerns it will be unenforceable during evenings.

He has pledged to do so again, calling the global plan to reduce carbon emissions unenforceable and a gift to China and other big polluters.

I agree with the commentators from the AI industry that the advisory has ill-defined and unreasonable demands which are unenforceable.

Previously, if a lender made a mistake when sending a default letter to a borrower, the mortgage was deemed unenforceable, leaving the borrower with a free house.

A more profound solution is to do what Europe has not done in a sincere way since its foundation – a strategy to grow its economies together, that goes beyond wordy plans and empty unenforceable commitments.

Critics have said it is unenforceable.

Does seems unenforceable if not borderline Unconstitutional.

He felt the switch to the two-hour limit was not only “unnecessary” but also unenforceable.

I am a Master Level "sea lawyer" capable of finding the unenforceable loophole in almost any rule.

In Georgia, Kemp – a Republican and Trump supporter – urged all Georgians to wear masks for at least four weeks but said mandates were unenforceable and suggested they would hobble the economy.

Meanwhile, in Georgia, Governor Brian Kemp is suing Atlanta Mayor Keisha Bottoms over a mask mandate he said was unenforceable.

Placing an entire city under quarantine to prevent the spread of a virus is inconceivable, unenforceable and ineffective – and in Canada would be against the law, experts say.

But in 2017, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Karen C. Friedman ruled that the 300-foot rule was vague and unenforceable, a major victory for Vanoni.

I think the corporations using excess plastics should show some leadership (known elsewhere as corporate social responsibility), and don’t wait for the government to come up with unenforceable pronouncements.

The agreement was "unlawful, unenforceable and must be terminated with immediate effect", Muria said.

The bill is an effort to fix the fundamental flaw that made a similar background check requirement narrowly approved by voters in 2016 unenforceable.