Sentence examples similar to a binding legal statement from inspiring English sources

The reference to unalienable rights, including "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," appears not in the Constitution but in the Declaration of Independence, where it served as an aspirational statement rather than as a binding legal one.

"We have a binding legal agreement with Wachovia that we intend to vigorously pursue to consummation," Chairman G. Kennedy Thompson G. Kennedy Thompson said in the statement.

"We have a binding legal agreement with Wachovia that we intend to vigorously pursue to consummation," said G. Kennedy Thompson, chief executive of the bank, in a statement.

Indeed, it was a binding legal obligation.

And the European Union has a binding legal framework but only until 2020, not 2050.

Within a platonic relationship, they then share the child without a binding legal agreement.

The NGA has called on the International Labour Organization (ILO) to "move towards a binding legal convention regulating global value chains".

The latter is arguably the weakest, but still would represent a binding legal agreement, the holy grail of climate talks.

Note: A "lease" is a binding legal contract between you and the property owner or landlord.

And being a binding legal document, teachers must ensure there are the proper signatures on every page, or else be dinged for being out of compliance with protocols.

It's a binding legal obligation.