Sentence examples for binding governments from inspiring English sources
Eleanor Roosevelt told the General Assembly that the US Government "wholeheartedly supported" the articles – but did not regard them as binding governments "to assure the enjoyment of these rights by direct action".
There is not, nor has there ever been, a "legally binding" government guarantee of investments in banks.
4) Users will be clearly informed when the company has acceded to legally binding government requests to filter or otherwise censor content that the user is trying to access.
Our analysis brings to fore insights that are useful in the design of partnership agreements, such as the importance of early and binding government commitments to ensure stable partnerships, and thus, successful projects.
The New Deal was a promise binding government and citizens that the State would serve as final guarantor of the common good.
Though the recommendations are not binding on governments, the European court of human rights looks to the assembly for broad inspiration, and occasionally cites it in its rulings.
This would need a constitutional amendment binding French governments to start their five-year terms with deficit reduction targets.
There are many excellent examples of rulings by international courts on the rights of indigenous peoples including the Endorois case and others such as Saramaka in Suriname which are legally binding on governments but yet years later many of these cases remain unimplemented.
UNITED NATIONS — More than 20 world leaders tendered legal documents on Wednesday, formally binding their governments to the Paris climate accord at a General Assembly ceremony here and all but ensuring that the agreement will go into force by the end of the year.
And the resulting agreement will be binding on governments!
By Tee Shiao Eek KUALA LUMPUR, 10 December 2008 – Children's basic human rights, as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), are legally binding and governments that have ratified the Convention are obliged to bring their legislation, policy and practice into accordance with these standards.
