Sentence examples for binding ground from inspiring English sources
In November, the military reluctantly withdrew under popular pressure a set of binding ground rules for the constitution that would have completely insulated its budget and decisions from civilian scrutiny, preserving the privilege and autonomy it enjoyed under Mr. Mubarak.
It is contended here that the promise is binding, because grounded on a moral obligation; but that obligation rests on a promise which is itself not binding; the new engagement, then, cannot have more force than the original one.
English actor Martin Freeman is the binding that grounds this survival epic amid a terrifying zombie thriller.
But even in diseases closely related to dust, making a binding connection to ground zero exposure is hard.
Those efforts appeared to peak last month when the council sought to dictate a binding set of ground rules for a new constitution that would have given the military budgetary autonomy and a permanent political role.
Discoveries of the natural chemical reactivity of Abs were initially met with bewilderment, as the notion had taken hold that catalytic activities can be introduced into Abs by artificial means, but somatically operative selection pressures are designed only to adapt non-covalent Ab binding to antigen ground states.
The binding energy of ground state for hydrogenic impurity in multiple quantum dots is calculated in the framework of effective-mass approximation and using a variational method.
Recipes suggest that the binding media in grounds in the first half of the nineteenth century were mainly oil or glue or a mixture of both, but a variety of other materials was also introduced.
The European Union (EU) prioritised an agreement from all major emitters to take on legally binding commitments, stood their ground and won.
Specificity is further impacted by unfavorable RNA structure involving the C5 binding site in the ground state.
This paper treats theoretically the angle dependence of the ground state binding energy of a shallow donor impurity in semiconductor quantum-well systems on the tilted magnetic field.
