Sentence examples for binding guarantees that the from inspiring English sources
It is of critical importance for us to have clear, legally binding guarantees that the missile-defense system being deployed will not be directed against Russia.
In order to try to cajole Ireland into approving the treaty, European Union leaders at a meeting in June are expected to offer Ireland legally binding guarantees that the document will not impinge on sovereignty in a variety of areas, including abortion laws and national taxation.
The letters have been variously described as get out of jail free cards, worthless pieces of paper, and legally binding guarantees that the recipients will not be prosecuted.
According to one report, the opposition wants binding guarantees that uncomfortable, strong-willed characters like Mr Chubais and Mr Berezovsky will not be in the government.
Tenants and homeowners will be given binding guarantees that their right to a home is protected.
He and Josep Borrell, his foreign minister, have claimed that a non-legally binding guarantee that Madrid would be consulted over the application of a trade deal to Gibraltar would lead to shared sovereignty.
The agreement provides a binding guarantee that Northern Ireland will remain British so long as a majority there wishes.
Mr Burnham said under his leadership Labour would propose a legally binding guarantee that if any council house or housing association property is sold under Right to Buy then at least one new similar property of a similar standard and rent must be built "within walking distance".
But leaders meeting in Brussels on Friday agreed on legally-binding guarantees that Ireland said it needed to hold a new referendum.
The binding mutation thus guarantees that ligand binding will exclusively produce the high-FRET ternary complex.
Its two governing parties, with the support of some Governing Council members, are now trying to get a binding agreement guaranteeing that the Kurdish region will remain a single autonomous area after the transfer of sovereignty.
