Sentence examples for a more binding from inspiring English sources

Loyalty, respect for authority and some degree of sanctification create a more binding social order that places some limits on individualism and egoism.

If we are to restore economic sobriety and intergenerational fairness to the budget, a more binding solution may be needed.

The idea behind the six-pack system — and the more stringent treaty on fiscal discipline that is in the works — is to reimpose those rules in a more binding form.

The use of a more binding acid (e.g., HNO3), a more hydrophobic silica source (TBOS), or a neutral surfactant disturbs this balance and shifts silica diffusion into the bulk, causing 3D growth of particulates with poor structural order.

They convinced most others to continue the partnership, although within a more binding structure.

In their Framework Convention on Global Health Gostin et al. (47) propose installing a more binding instrument than the WHO voluntary code [see also Mackey and Liang (48)].

Duncan Smith was pressed to show how the welfare cap was any more binding on a government than the existing child poverty target that is also currently set in legislation, a criticism that has been made by the Resolution Foundation thinktank.

As a result, more binding sites of the SG I were generated and a fluorescence enhancement was obtained.

A Treasury source said that shortening the timescale from five years to two or three would make it a "much more binding target".

A Treasury source said: "As part of this review – on the fiscal mandate – we are looking at whether the five years should be shortened to, say, two or three years to make it a much more binding target when you are already close to balance".

SPR experiments also suggest that Cyr61 VTNC complex formation displays a more complex binding mechanism and involves one binding site with a two-step reaction where an encounter complex, (Cyr61 VTNC *, is observed before reaching the final complex state.