The word "binding" is correct and usable in written English.
It has multiple meanings and can be used in various ways. For example, you could say "The binding on the book was loose and worn in places." Here, "binding" is referring to the physical material holding the pages of the book together.
Yet for all of this effort, the polls have barely moved in months, a hung parliament looks inevitable and the manifestos have been written as coalition bargaining positions rather than binding promises.
We certainly are in no way looking to make further binding commitments in the absence of very serious like binding commitments from other countries, and there is no evidence of that".
But others, including health secretary Jeremy Hunt, aware of rising obesity levels among primary school children, are keen to see specific binding policies put in place to show the government has delivered an identifiable policy legacy.
Wood said a future Plaid Welsh government would seek an agreement with the UK government to devolve the Welsh constitution – including the right to hold binding referendums – to the Welsh assembly.
Internal division within the Labor party over a binding vote on same-sex marriage has deepened, as senior frontbencher Chris Bowen backflips on his opposition to the issue.
The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, also rejects a binding vote, but admitted he has changed his position on the issue.
"This is a non-binding process so at the very least the British stance would seem to show fear".
While looted artworks are meant to be returned to the heirs of their owners, there is only a non-binding "moral obligation" to return those pieces which were confiscated as "degenerate art" and then sold on.
Luciana Berger, shadow minister for public health, said: "The scale of the challenge we are facing is too great to rely solely on a non-binding and piecemeal deal with a select group of companies.
His answers will be posted here: https://twitter.com/BBCiPannell Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.37pm BST14:37 UN general assembly begins debate on Syria resolution The UN general assembly has begun its discussion of a non-binding resolution on Syria.
The UN general assembly is due to vote on a non-binding resolution that condemns the security council for failing to stop the violence in Syria, the BBC reports.
