Sentence examples for binding regulations from inspiring English sources

Government green papers, and any attempts to formulate binding regulations, have come to nothing.

Unfortunately, the new EU plan fails to introduce binding regulations on the social impacts of biofuel production.

Indeed, the DOJ has adopted its own binding regulations that impose constraints on its ability to obtain the phone records of journalists.

It is no longer the case that grand international agreements set in motion binding regulations agreements for companies to simply comply with.

"Where we today have agreements, we need in the future to have legally binding regulations," she told the German parliament.

But as Treasury secretary, you must take the lead in developing binding regulations to guard against the possibility that foreign governments could someday use large investments in America to gain political advantage.

In letting the industry regulate itself, the government has failed: only binding regulation will do.

The EU later dropped plans for binding regulation on methane emissions from shale gas, instead proposing a risk assessment.

If the Obama Administration had issued a binding regulation rather than explicitly nonbinding letters, its protection of transgender students could not have been so easily undone.

These include focusing on personal responsibility, claiming government intervention infringes individual liberty, vilifying critics, working to undermine studies contrary to their interests, supporting ineffective educational programmes and voluntary codes that help preclude binding regulation.

Private or voluntary initiatives can play a strong role in pushing retrofitting up the political agenda, but they ultimately need to turn into binding regulation and legislation if they are to result in a significant impact.