Sentence examples for as bindings from inspiring English sources

(Many WTO tariff-ceilings, known as "bindings", were higher than the existing tariffs, thus allowing the tariffs to be raised legally under the terms of earlier trade agreements.

Binding of TBP and MhaI methyltransferase to their specific recognition sequences in dsDNA, as well as bindings of SSB protein from E. coli and eukaryotic replication protein A to ssDNAs, were studied.

"Treaties are, in effect, international law, and that's as binding as it gets".

So long as official policy rates – and thus long-term mortgage rates – remain low, such restrictions are not as binding as they otherwise would be.

Mr. Clark's sexually precious subjects strip for the camera; Mr. Weinberger's don elaborate, armorlike, hand-customized outfits as binding as straightjackets.

The Grameen loan system, that is built on trust, has turned out to be quite as binding as the traditional one based on legal contracts.

This decision would be as binding as the contract he signed when he re-enlisted.

Seasonality isn't as binding a yoke as the steakhouse genre, no matter how liberally interpreted, and Mr. Koketsu uses his freedom to have fun.

B8 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Senate ApprovE-SignaturesreSenateSenate unanimously approved a bill allowing consumers and businesses to sign contracts online and know that the e-signatures are just as binding as ones in ink.

The Senate voted unanimously to approve a bill that catapults electronic commerce to a new level by allowing consumers and businesses to sign contracts online and know that their e-signature is just as binding as one in ink.

Relinquishing some of those sweeping presidential powers after a hard fought campaign will be painful, and the deal is only as binding as the political will that shaped it.