Sentence examples for binding basis from inspiring English sources

The prime minister had faced criticism for watering down a pre-election promise to place the covenant on a legally binding basis.

Canada has yet to see such a mega-grant to its top executives followed by a special meeting to approve a compensation item on a binding basis.

Even though disaster management regimes lack a legally binding basis, the expectation that the principles of the regimes will be complied with, are high.

And when we include many-body effect (e.g., negative-U Hubbard model), tight-binding basis is necessary.

The Bbp273−598-Fg α561−575 complex revealed the ligand-binding basis through the rearrangement of the C-terminus and the significant changes in four regions.

Though Blackstone says the vehicle "launches a new business" for the firms and is the culmination a year's worth of negotiation, it is being done on a non-binding basis, meaning talks continue and the structure has not been formalized.

The government's new fiscal responsibility bill will provide a "firm and binding statutory basis" for reining in the government's spiralling deficit and debt in the wake of the credit crunch and recession, the Queen said.

Environmental preservation regimes, on the other hand, do have a globally binding legal basis, so-called MEAs (multilateral environmental agreements), while – as all international legislation – they lack any hard means of enforcement.

This binding is the basis for the development of novel anticancer drug which would likely antagonize Bcl-2 overexpression.

Although the right and the person who is the bearer of the right have ceased to exist, the moral reasons for honoring the right are still valid and the duty of the person who gave the promise continues to be binding on the basis of these reasons.

The authors have cloned an IL-10-responsive DNA-binding protein on the basis of its binding to the HTE-1 sequence, and explored its function.