So far, the only demand for forest carbon credits has been in the voluntary carbon market, worth $424 million last year, which lacks the binding rules of the Clean Development Mechanism.
And, based on the existing research results, future studies are worthy to be performed to further study the plasma proteins binding rules of the major active components in single herb or Chinese medicine prescription under the guidance of holism and system biology.
Mr President, Commissioner, subsidiarity and proportionality are binding rules of a constitutional nature which regulate the exercise of competencies shared between the Community and the Member States.
Such is the binding rule of melodrama, which decrees that all escapes shall be narrow, no more than the breadth of a hair: to save oneself and others at one's leisure, with room to spare, would be an insult to the satisfaction of the moment.
It now seems that whenever anyone ventures an opinion they are expected to live by the most ungenerous interpretation of that opinion as a binding rule, 100% of the time.
Yet none of these thinkers developed anything like an explicit philosophical theory of understanding, let alone a method or a set of normatively binding rules by means of which the process of interpretation should proceed.
In Paris, Governments also agreed to binding, robust, transparent rules of the road to ensure that all countries do what they have said they would do.
Governments have agreed to binding, robust, transparent rules of the road to ensure that all countries do what they have agreed across a range of issues.
The "common binding rule" assumption of QSAR studies was used and expanded to posit the existence of common rules governing drug-target interaction which could be learned from large-scale drug-target interaction data.
Brain drain from resource-poor countries continues; yet current attempts to address it remain insufficient largely due to the lack of sustainable funding, absence of binding rules on global HCW migration, and failure to adequately recompense origin countries for decades of human and economic losses from weakening of their national health systems.
This proposal was not quite "regulation" (in the sense of a set of new binding rules), but rather more like a position paper that set forth safeguards the regulators thought the banks should adopt.
