Sentence examples for binding judgment from inspiring English sources
The rule of law must mean that where a court decides and delivers a final and binding judgment, it is complied with - whether it is approved of or not by the authorities concerned.
More important, the European Court on Human Rights issued a legally binding judgment in 2010 requiring Ireland to establish a legal framework for the 1992 court decision.
Most significantly, the Convention established the European Court of Human Rights and authorized it to issue binding judgments on claimed violations of the treaty.
The effort to build on the work of the African Commission by creating a separate African court of human and peoples' rights, capable of issuing binding judgments, moves slowly; so far only five governments have accepted its jurisdiction over individual complaints.
Three weeks ago, the dispute went before the Dubai Municipality Rent Committee, a body authorized by the Dubai Government to handle disputes between tenants and landlords, with powers to make binding judgments.
The country's conduct in occupying and separating the archipelago from Mauritius was "unlawful and wrong", according to the non-binding judgment by the International Court of Justice.
Rule 23(b)(3) added to the complex-litigation arsenal class actions for damages designed to secure judgments binding all class members save those who affirmatively elected to be excluded.
Then the European Court of Justice (ECJ) would no longer be able to deliver judgments binding on Britain, she told the newspaper.
This cross-feature enhancement thus served simultaneously as our assay of audio visual binding (eschewing subjective judgments) and an investigation of binding's impact on auditory scene analysis.
A declaratory judgment is binding but is distinguished from other judgments or court opinions in that it lacks an executory process.
