enforceable judgment
enforceable judgement

The House has no power to implement its own decisions, which are transmitted to the trial judge to be converted into enforceable judgments or orders.

Once confirmed, the award is then reduced to an enforceable judgment, which may be enforced by the winning party in court, like any other judgment.

(c) evidence of an enforceable judgment, an arrest warrant or any other enforceable judicial decision having the same effect, coming within the scope of Articles 1 and 2."

On May 17, 2010, the investor filed a special proceeding in state court in New York to convert the arbitral award into an enforceable judgment, a process known as confirmation.

Although democratically-elected national governments would still be in charge of domestic affairs at the country level, world courts with enforceable judgments would be able to try perpetrators of international and world-level crimes.

Furthermore, the Sofia City, again unlawfully suppoorted by the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria, has carried out activities for which no enforceable judgment is in place.