Sentence examples for binding agreement on a from inspiring English sources

"Generally we need a binding agreement on a binding distribution of refugees between all member states based on fair criteria," the German chancellor told the Bundestag.

Mr. Borg made the announcement after representatives of the 27 E.U. member states failed for the second time in two months to reach a binding agreement on a proposal to ban the pesticides, known as neonicotinoids.

The United States never ratified the Kyoto Protocol and at the Copenhagen Climate Summit in 2009, the industrialized countries led by the U.S. failed to agree on a binding agreement on carbon emissions.

That doesn't, however, explain the second major issue on which the U.S. has taken a hard stand in Durban: a mandate for all nations to begin negotiating a permanent and truly binding agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with a deadline for reaching such a pact by 2015.

This work supports the outcome of the World Health Organization's Consultative Expert Working Group on Research and Development: Financing and Coordination, which has called for "a process leading to the negotiation of a binding agreement on R&D relevant to the health needs of developing countries".

Moreover there are ongoing concerns about sustainability of even Type II funding with calls for WHO member states "to begin a process leading to the negotiation of a binding agreement on R&D relevant to the health needs of developing countries" [ 22].

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said today that the United States expected to meet Russia's demand for a "legally binding" agreement on reducing nuclear warheads, whether that takes the form of a treaty approved by Congress or some less formal document, but he left most details unspecified and officials said they were still being worked out.

Asked if they would support a binding agreement on social care spending as well as on health, 86% said yes – more than those supporting a binding agreement on NHS spending alone.

Members signed a binding agreement on responding to marine oil spills, only the second such deal in its history.

Fewer than half (46%) of the chief executives of the world's largest companies say a binding agreement on climate change at the UN's climate summit in Paris will push them to prioritise the issue, according to new research by PwC.

Related: Dear Jeremy Hunt... here's what you need to do for the NHS The poll found 86% of respondents support, and just 6% oppose, the idea of "a binding agreement on absolute NHS and social care spending over the course of the next five years".