Sentence examples for binding nature of the from inspiring English sources

Although Todd did not concede the binding nature of the name.

Despite the binding nature of the accord, progress has been slow.

At the UN in December 1988 Gorbachev spoke of "the binding nature of the freedom of choice" of system for the people of every country.

Citing the binding nature of the 1984 agreement, he said: "I try to be as open and honest as possible all the time with residents.

The Karaites derive their laws from the written scriptures of the Hebrew Bible, rejecting the binding nature of the oral law of the Talmud, the rabbinical interpretations that came later and guide mainstream Judaism.

The selected descriptors represent the overall descriptor space and account well for the binding nature of the considered dataset.

The high ambition and non-binding nature of the SDGs could increase rather than diminish their overall long-term impact.

"In addition, the non-binding nature of the commitments means that very few actors will sign up to any commitments they haven't previously committed to".

"The non-binding nature of the recommendations is creating a legal grey area that is exploited by companies in pro-fracking countries, at the expense of local communities and the environment," he said.

Although Oracle's compensation committee took to heart the non-binding nature of the vote, this was the second year a majority of shareholders said no to Ellison's pay package, a meaningful accomplishment because he controls a huge block of Oracle stock.

It is possible, therefore, that in the FASNT1088I protein the substrate-binding nature of the active site is altered, which may influence the dehydration step of the fatty acid cyclic elongation.