Sentence examples for binding regime from inspiring English sources
This would at last unblock the path to a binding regime with full participation.
Shareholder rebellions are rare; they would probably be rarer still under a binding regime.
Lars Løkke Rasmussen, prime minister of Denmark, said: "We do not think it will be possible to decide all the finer details for a legally binding regime".
On shareholder votes, it opted for a complicated system whereby a binding regime would be triggered only if companies failed to get satisfactory advisory support; it called the current regime effective.
On Thursday Germany and France ordered the European commission to come up with a new "permanent" and binding regime for spreading the refugee load around all of the 28 countries in the union.
"Parties need to be reassured that should some of them commit to a second commitment period under Kyoto in a legally binding manner, others would be ready to commit to a legally binding regime in the near future … [Developing] country parties also need assurances that adequate and sustainable long term funding will be delivered".
The number of biotin-binding sites is determined by the point of intersection between two binding regimes in a titration of the conjugate with B4F.
We were keen to explore the possibility that pressure induces agostic binding regimes, and have assessed this computationally using the QTAIM and natural bond orbital (NBO) approaches.
Two slopes have been observed clearly, in which the slope in the lower binding energy regime is corresponding to the Si valence band onset and the one in the higher energy regime is corresponding to the AlN film valence band onset.
If they go for a delay in launching a process to address both ambition and a more comprehensive legally binding treaty regime, it could end up killing the Kyoto protocol, for now the only legally binding treaty we've got.
A binding approval regime would further move pay decisions away from boards of directors, which are generally entrusted to manage the businesses of public companies, where such decisions have traditionally resided.
