Sentence examples for although not binding from inspiring English sources

The opinion – although not binding – was seen as a blow to the chancellor who gave his backing to ideas floated by Mark Carney and other central bankers to force change in the way bankers are paid.

Mr. Stringer's position, although not binding, is particularly significant because he is a likely candidate for mayor next year, and one of his probable chief rivals, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, is trapped between neighborhood activists who want her to kill the project and business leaders who want her to approve it.

Although not binding on government, the party says the outcome of Monday's conference votes means that its "fairer tax" message will differentiate it from the Tories and Labour in the run-up to the election.

If anything, those who testified during his Article 32 hearing (similar to a civilian grand jury, although not binding) suggested that he was upset that he wasn't able to take the fight to the Taliban.

Although not binding on the Third Circuit, a New Hampshire federal district court ruled in a 1990 case that police officers violated a freelance reporter's constitutional rights by ordering him away from the scene of an accident and threatening to arrest him if he persisted in taking pictures.

Although not binding any ligand, HER2 plays a central role together with the HER3 protein that lacks proper tyrosine kinase activity, with this complex being the strongest activator for downstream signaling pathways [ 14, 15].

Mr. Lugar's resolution also laid out a commitment to modernize the nation's nuclear weapons complex, a top Republican priority, although it is not binding.

The college's guidelines on a range of issues are usually written by influential geneticists and physicians and carry significant weight, although they are not binding.

And although it is not binding on Mr Cameron, it has sparked comparisons with Sir John Major's Conservative government which was torn apart by splits on Europe in the 1990s.

Although it was not binding on the government, Monday's debate was a clear indication of the mood of the party and will help shape the direction of economic policy in the run-up to the next election - scheduled for 2015.

Gerard managed to secure papal recognition of York's claim to jurisdiction over the church in Scotland, but he was forced to agree to a compromise with his counterpart at Canterbury, Anselm, over Canterbury's claims to authority over York, although it was not binding on his successors.