Sentence examples for binding duty from inspiring English sources

He characterized the party ballot as "a public and moral duty, not a legal or binding duty".

In addition, the Pashtun people who predominate on both sides of the border have a strict tribal code that makes it a binding duty to offer hospitality to strangers and protect them from enemies.

Walsh and others claim that is a watered-down version of the binding duty on doctors and nurses which patient organisations say is the only sure way of finally ending the NHS's stubborn culture of secrecy around errors which harm or kill patients.

A spokesperson for the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, said: "We will place a legally binding duty of care on companies towards their users, overseen by an independent regulator who will set clear safety standards.

Murtha said prosecutors were wrongly trying to argue that Police Department general orders create a "binding duty" on officers, which he said the defense had disproved through testimony of police experts who said they were mere guidelines.

What is needed is a radical change: a new law creating binding duties on government to guarantee to everyone a right to shelter and a right of access to adequate housing.

He regretted "the waste of time the very compositions you admire may have caused and their preoccupation of the mind which belonged to more sacred or more binding duties... the disquiet and the thoughts of vainglory they have given rise to".

They place binding duties on organisations to allow people to use services through the medium of Welsh.

The standards place binding duties on the public sector and some private companies, such as phone and water firms, so people can use Welsh while receiving services.

In explaining his sentence, the judge was at pains to emphasize that he had not convicted the experts for having failed to predict the earthquake something, he said, that is beyond the powers of current science but rather for having failed to carry out their legally binding duties as "public officials".

Does it contain binding duties that may be enforced by a court?