In the long term, we want the IOC and other sports governing bodies to adopt a human rights commitment policy under which human rights would be considered when awarding the Games to a host country and commitments made binding in the host city contract.
"Barcelona has reached an agreement to adjust the terms in the contract binding Leo Messi to the club as a professional first team player," it read.
For a specific date to be absolutely binding, it must be stated in the contract that "time is of the essence".
Businesses oppose another provision in the bill: if a newly recognized union and an employer fail to agree on a contract within 120 days, there would be binding arbitration to determine what should be in the contract.
However, your contract is a legally binding document and it's where you can mandate your landlord (who should be named in the contract) to do certain things – like fix broken appliances – and vice versa.
The most obvious benefit of a sit-down negotiation, Mr. Schwartz said, is that the parties end up with a binding contract in the least amount of time.
Secondly, the "major" binding site between PN2 and PC1 is of a more extended conformation in the access and binding phases, but contracts in the extrusion phase (with a relative rotation of 21°) essentially eliminating the substrate binding.
Representatives for Microsoft and Google said the companies were meeting the requirements in U.S. government contracts that protect the public's data, and that each company inserted binding language in contracts that prohibited data mining.
Besides Ms. Liebeck's case, the film looks at a number of other issues about civil lawsuits, including binding clauses in contracts for matters from cellphones to employment that sign away the right to go to court.
21, voiced a refurbished faith in the social contract binding Americans to each other, and the State of the Union address on Tuesday put some flesh on the bones of that idealistic speech.
