Sentence examples for binding obligation for all from inspiring English sources

Protecting children is not only a moral duty, but a binding obligation for all parties to the conflict under international humanitarian law.

First and foremost, it will have to achieve universal long-term participation, with binding obligations for all countries.

Greens senator Rachel Siewert welcomed the scheme, but said WA still needed a "legally binding obligation for police to alert relevant supports when an Aboriginal person goes into custody," adding "this is not what is outlined in these new efforts".

"If infidels invade an Islamic country and that country does not have the ability to defend itself, it becomes the binding obligation of all the world's Muslims to declare a holy war," the decree said.

Evidence-based practice (EBP) is an essential skill and ethical obligation for all practicing health professions clinicians because of its strong association with improved health outcomes.

Attendance at a Maundy service became an obligation for all major European ruling houses.

Thus protection of participants' rights and welfare is an obligation for all of those involved in conduct of research.

It is an obligation for all inmates to undergo HIV test at the early stage of their sentence period.

"Protecting children, their schools, playgrounds and health centres is an obligation for all parties to the conflict".

UNSCR 1540 established for the first time legally-binding obligations on all UN Member States to develop and to enforce effective measures against the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological WMD, their means of delivery, and related materials.

The simulator provided estimates of federal, state and payroll tax obligations for all taxpayers in the sample.