Sentence examples for Binding responsibilities from inspiring English sources
Countries that heavy-handedly and irresponsibly introduce neo-nationalist methods, in blatant disregard of lawfully binding responsibilities enshrined in the European charter?
Voluntary is the operative word; the countries want to stress that only developed nations should have binding responsibilities to fight climate change.
In 2012 the five-year "commitment period" it brought into being in which developed countries took on legally binding responsibilities to cut their industrial greenhouse-gas emissions against 1990 levels will end.
"All these states do have clear, legally binding responsibilities to stop the transfer of arms where there is a risk that they will be used for serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, and to take mitigating measures to prevent diversion to unauthorised end users," said Wilcken.
Now, the regulators want to tighten the rules that bind the responsibility of managers to their banks' activities.
Asked whether ministers would be bound by responsibility when McLoughlin makes his decision, the spokeswoman said: "This will be a government approach".
As clinicians morally coerce patients to end their lives (or impose that choice themselves) they will say that such is the caring thing to do, to free the friends and family who would otherwise be bound by responsibility.
But, in a typical immigrant pattern, life here began to bind him with responsibilities and relationships.
We are also developing different scenarios to establish the roles and responsibilities bound up in software creation, use, and reuse.
McInerney, Thomas (2007) "Putting Regulation before Responsibility: Towards Binding Norms of Corporate Social Responsibility, Cornell International Law Journall: Vol. 40 : No. 1, Article 4.
I'll be talking about how our senses can help us to understand the lives of others, and how they can help us recognize the mutual and unshirkable responsibilities that bind all human beings.
