Sentence examples for binding commitments from the from inspiring English sources
In the absence of binding commitments from the federal government, individual states have moved independently.
A prerequisite for the United States agreeing on a pact with mandatory measures, he said, would be binding commitments from the largest developing countries.
"We have to see that we can get a clear, possibly binding, commitment from the IMF... We've always said that has to be feasible.
It is expected, however, that the letter will make clear that Britain is demanding a legally binding commitment from the EU's 27 other leaders that they will abide by an agreed package.
"[Energy and climate secretary] Ed Davey's efforts to eliminate overseas funding for coal power generation are very welcome, but the UK could do a lot more to push for a binding commitment from the OECD to phase out funding for all high carbon projects.
Addressing the Board of Legislators, Mrs. Keane said the Board intended to ask Mr. O'Rourke "to acquire as much of the land as we can afford". In the meantime, she said, "we will also direct that the County Executive immediately secure a binding commitment from the state" for "at least the $4 million it said it would" add to the county's $2 million pledge.
The new agreement aims to obtain credible and fair emission reductions and legally binding commitments from all countries – with the most advanced economies making the most ambitious commitments.
Mr Abbott has also backed away from more ambitious targets in the future "in the absence of very serious like binding commitments from other countries" which, in reality, is practically the same position taken by the previous government.
That was when a Speaker could get binding commitments from committee chairmen; it was before the diffusion of power that Mr. O&apos Neill himself worked to bring about.
