Sentence examples for Binding obligation from inspiring English sources

Other film-makers have not found this such a binding obligation.

The promissory note is the binding obligation between you and Cornell University.

A Foreign Office spokesman said the government was disappointed by Patiño's statement and stressed that the UK had a "binding obligation" to extradite Assange.

Under our law, with Mr Assange having exhausted all options of appeal, the British authorities are under a binding obligation to extradite him to Sweden.

The idea of a contract that creates a binding obligation on surrogate mothers to relinquish all rights to a child after birth may seem several steps too far.

All of our traditions affirm the inherent goodness of all creation, and the binding obligation on human beings to protect our common home, the planet that sustains us.

"This and that". The lovers are bound by obligation and pattern rather than emotional connection.

Women in particular, less bound by obligations to work state-controlled jobs, dominate North Korea's countless urban and rural marketplaces.

It would also continue to be bound by obligations under the UN convention on the law of the sea and the UN fish stocks agreement, whether in or out of Europe.

In the book's final section, which takes place 15 years after the principal action, Regina will find herself in a position not too different from Martha's once upon a time, as a woman no longer exactly young, bound by obligations to a husband, a career and a child.

Hence, social capital is not naturally given but is the result of continuous investment into relationships with other social actors and is bound to obligations, norms and values.