Sentence examples for binding future from inspiring English sources

China and, particularly, India came under real fire for their caution in taking on legally binding future commitments, but despite their protestations, were unable to ensure the different responsibilities of rich and poor countries was reflected in the final deal.

Sweden has criticised the Trump administration's approach to climate policy as it announced legislation binding future governments to a goal of phasing out greenhouse gas emissions by 2045, among the most ambitious by any developed nation.

Which is good, because if Ted Kooser's 2005 Pulitzer win is any prediction — the print run of his collection went from twenty-five hundred copies to one hundred thousand in a short time — binding future editions of "The Shadow of Sirius" by hand could be a possibly fatal labor of love.

"In reality, the most effective thing we can do to address climate change is for all relevant countries to act vigorously at home," Mr. Stern said in an interview, noting that most countries have adopted emissions targets or national action plans that will be followed regardless of the status of the negotiations toward a binding future agreement.

DNA fragments are tailed nonspecifically by TdT to form poly-A tails for binding future primers.

Most developing countries advocated non-binding regulations for Non-Annex-1 countries and a legally binding future KP.

Notably, it will be legally binding for future governments as well.

When asked if the agreement would be binding on future New York University presidents, Mr. Sexton said he hoped to build the planning principles "into N.Y.U.'s DNA".

Not all of the agreement is legally binding, so future governments of the signatory countries could yet renege on their commitments.

Because the Court of Appeals lacked appellate jurisdiction, its reading of the investors' litigation position is not binding in future proceedings and is open to consideration on remand.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, told Congress on Wednesday that an Iran nuclear deal would not be legally binding, meaning future presidents could decide not to implement it.