Sentence examples for binding measures from inspiring English sources

Wills is right in that the symbolic, non-justiciable binding measures in the green paper are nevertheless meaningful.

"If the banks use the measures we are offering today then they will have to enter into legally binding measures to increase lending.

Ms Black said: "The legislation being considered by the EU will build upon Convention rights to create practical, binding measures.

There should be no more signing of international agreements that reduce customs duties and other commercial barriers without including quantified and binding measures to combat fiscal and climate dumping in those same treaties.

Ms. Reding is leading a campaign for legally binding measures to promote gender equality in the top ranks of the European business world.

Updated at 12.28pm GMT 12.22pm GMT Some reaction from green NGOs and politicans, which has mostly been very negative: Green environment and public health spokesperson Carl Schlyter, said: Serious proposals on shale gas and fracking would have to include binding measures.

The House voted 218 to 212 for a binding measure requiring the president to bring most American combat troops home from Iraq by September 2008.

In January 2007, he was the only Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to support a non binding measure that criticized Bush's decision to send more troops to Iraq.

Subsequently, they performed a kinetic analysis to measure both enzyme activity (measured as Vmax) and substrate binding (measured as Km) in the reduction of DHT.

Specific binding was calculated by subtracting non-specific binding measured in the presence of a large excess (1.67 µM) of unlabeled insulin.

To distinguish between these two possibilities, we sought to determine if the amount of specific binding measured for NIR-conPK correlates with TPSO expression.