Sentence examples similar to a legally binding term from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montebourg's modest ambition is to transform the French political system: more accountability for politicians, legally binding term limits, an independent judiciary, a stronger Parliament and more referendums to put power in the hands of citizens.

US Secretary of State John Kerry made sure that the legally binding term "shall" was replaced with the weaker term "should" before the US signed.

For example, we have seen academics inexperienced in business fail to recognize the possible consequences of the legally binding terms of a consulting agreement.

Similarly, any company that makes customers sign legally binding "terms and conditions" should hesitate before enforcing provisions that belie common sense, even though they may meet the letter of the minutiae of the signed agreement.

"[I feel we are] weeks away from being able to agree – longer for a legally binding contract – a term sheet [document outlining main points of the deal].

Buyers were required to sign a legally binding waiver agreeing to these terms.

Postal workers are rightly concerned about their future so we want a legally binding agreement on protections for jobs, terms and conditions – regardless of who owns the company.

He insisted his readers had nothing to worry about because the sale terms included a legally binding commitment to keep the site independent and that he was contracted to remain as editor-in-chief for the next three years.

Subsection (1) expressly provides that there may be a legally binding contract even if the acceptance contains terms 'different from' or 'additinal to' the terms of the offer.

Subsection (1) expressly provides that there may be a legally binding contract even if the acceptance contains terms "different from" or "additional to" the terms of the offer.

And without US leadership and willingness to put aggressive targets, long-term financing or a legally binding option on the table, other nations were able to hide behind the US's position.