Sentence examples for be submitted to binding from inspiring English sources
Finally, this quarrel over 700 yards of beach and a resort hotel is to be submitted to binding arbitration.
When an impasse between government and its employees develops, LOBA requires the dispute to be submitted to binding arbitration.
An online merchant's terms and conditions for its services may require that all disputes arising from the transaction be submitted to binding arbitration.
Disputes decided by the architect or not decided within a specified time could be submitted to binding arbitration under an arbitration clause in the contract.
The two women are also battling over whether the will contest should be submitted to binding arbitration, and whether the court should appoint a neutral third party (rather than either of them) to administer the estate.
The McCaskill-Bond amendment requires just two of the labor protections: that "provisions shall be made for the integration of seniority lists in a fair and equitable manner" and that disputes over seniority be submitted to binding arbitration.
Pointing to a union offer -- spurned by the MTA -- to go back to work if the dispute were submitted to binding arbitration, Silver said, "It's not our fault.
These new or corrected annotations will be submitted to UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot. Glycan-binding proteins were annotated with cross-references to the KEGG GLYCAN database when available (Hashimoto et al., 2006).
PAGE A23 Cardinal Calls for Patience Even if American bishops work out guidelines for handling clerical sexual abuse, the proposals still must be submitted to the Vatican before they are binding, Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston said.
He complained that the administration's explanation -- that the agreement was not a binding international agreement that did not need to be submitted to Congress -- was "hairsplitting" that undermines public confidence in elected officials.
"The SPA is a legally binding executive agreement, which does not require it to be submitted to the Senate," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the White House.
