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She had previously recommended wearing masks but resisted making it a mandate, calling it a “feel-good” measure that wasn’t being enforced in other states.

Sheriff Bill Gore said deputies will also begin enforcing health orders in cities such as El Cajon, where cases have spiked but police enforcement has not.

Meanwhile, the government agencies charged with enforcing child labor laws don’t look for violations, though some officials say they aren’t surprised to hear it’s happening.

Many local law enforcement agencies told NBC San Diego they’ll help enforce restrictions but plan to focus on education and compliance.

County officials requested that police and sheriffs step up efforts to enforce the rules.

Thankfully, the female lawyers told them to go jump in a lake, so the law was not enforceable.

Today the court reaffirmed the traditional view that there must be a judicially-enforceable limit on the powers of Congress.

The directive issued this month is more of a strong recommendation than an enforceable rule.

A postnup can be a good way to arrange an enforceable system that helps arbitrate disagreements.

Critically, there is no enforceable international air-safety regime.

And any contract of insurance made by him under its terms is valid and enforceable.

An unjust law was no more enforceable in those centuries than it is in the twentieth century.

An ideal policy, but hardly enforceable with a man of Adams' temperament and with the Cabinet he had inherited.

What parliament makes law is law, but is not therefore enforceable.

Its award, however, is not enforceable at law, but is merely in the nature of friendly advice.

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On this page you'll find 54 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to enforceable, such as: constitutional, contractual, fair, juridical, lawful, and legitimate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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