Definition of «enforceable rights»

"Enforceable rights" refers to a set of protections or privileges that can be legally defended or enforced. It means that individuals or groups have the ability to take action through the legal system to make sure their rights are respected and upheld.

Sentences with «enforceable rights»

Have people a legally enforceable right to an on - time flight with no technical difficulties, ever? (slaw.ca)
What workers need are real enforceable rights which provide greater security and protection, backed up by trade union representation. (lawyer-monthly.com)
It had no contractual or other private enforceable right to that financial support or to its continuation. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
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