The phrase "binding policy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a rule or regulation that must be followed or adhered to. Example sentence: "The company's binding policy clearly states that all employees must wear proper safety gear while working in the factory."
Georgia has since recommended that religious head coverings be permissible in the state's courthouses, but Ms. Valentine is asking for the recommendation to be made a binding policy.
On the first work day after the American bishops of the Roman Catholic Church adopted a binding policy to bar permanently from ministerial duties any priest who has abused a minor, officials in dioceses across the nation said yesterday that they were taking steps to comply with the new rules.
Its decision came after the DOJ issued a new binding policy that requires prosecutors to give more detailed reasons when applying for gag orders and makes it much harder to seek one that lasts indefinitely.
The Virtual Organizations concept serves as the basis for the Grid security model that groups all security management functions applicable to various aspects of binding, policy, and federation.
Within arms' length expresses that there is a controlling, underlying public authority, by virtue of ownership (shares), right of appointment of governors, substantive (50 + %) funding, binding policy guidelines, and/or ex ante supervision - as opposed to a private organization being positioned independently, at arms' length; outside of government control.
Indeed no binding policy achieved a score higher than 2.5, while several voluntary policies achieved scores of 4.5 and higher.
But others, including health secretary Jeremy Hunt, aware of rising obesity levels among primary school children, are keen to see specific binding policies put in place to show the government has delivered an identifiable policy legacy.
We hope to see all VC firms draw from this template to formalize their own binding policies, establish them with urgency, and consistently follow-through with ejecting or punishing staff that violate them.
Binding policies are the outcome of lengthy negotiations among various stakeholders.
In relation to voluntary policy instruments, there is the question of whether they have been effective in supporting the implementation of existing legislation and in guaranteeing quality with regard to the "essential requirements" established by European binding policies.
8 While several initiatives have aimed to increase the numbers of women involved in science, there are no affirmative actions or binding policies in the UK or Europe to definitively ensure that women are better represented in science.
