Sentence examples for binding for from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'binding for' is correct and usable in written English, and it generally means required or obligatory for a particular situation
For example, "The agreement is binding for both parties."
A deal would be binding for at least five years.
In the period to 2020, these are binding for clean power and partly binding for energy efficiency, in the home appliance and building standards sectors.
But, he said, "the red line Netanyahu drew is binding for one country.
Use a different binding for three ninety-eight, and yours will still be very special".
The rules will not become binding for at least two years, after a complex ratification formula is met.
"The ruling is not binding for other courts, but it will have the effect of a warning signal".
In the end, necessary regulation will not be transnational enough for European tastes and too binding for American tastes.
"Terrible to say, less blood proved less binding, for nothing is as powerful a basis of mass passion and cohesion than killings," he said.
It is not yet legally binding for the nations that have signed it, but it will be if Russia follows through on its announced plans to sign it.
To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.
Moreover, the standards enunciated by the foundation and committee are only binding for parties contracting with the two institutions.
