How far should citizens have enforceable rights to make the government disclose facts it would like to withhold?

No new enforceable rights given to patients.

Over time, rights evolved from being land based to use based, allowing non-landowners to hold enforceable rights.

The enacting of anti-discrimination provisions and the establishment of enforceable rights with judicial remedies within national legal systems are considered to be appropriate means.

Since 2006 they have been drafted to include the recognition of legally enforceable rights for natural communities and ecosystems.

Citizens of liberal democracies enjoy freedoms and rights embedded in legally enforceable rules that promote social harmony, preserve justice and limit the powers of the state.

Better, more enforceable rules are needed to ensure fair trading and the long-term prospects for the sector.

The various regional circuits determined that forming a league, with enforceable rules, would mitigate these problems.

They needed to codify knowledge that was relevant for management practitioners and develop enforceable standards of conduct.

Serviced apartments are expected to have clean linen, home entertainment, cooking and washing facilities, but there are no enforceable standards.

This weekend motoring experts highlighted how there were no legally enforceable standards governing the safety of car infotainment systems or mandatory tests for how distracting they were.

Provincial governments have the option of adopting these either as objectives or as enforceable standards according to their legislation.

Pharmacopoeial standards are publicly available and legally enforceable standards of quality for medicinal products and their constituents.