Sentence examples for binding ruling from inspiring English sources

STAT1-dependent MED26 recruitment, therefore, differs strikingly not only from MED1 but also from the conditions of pTEFb/CDK9 promoter binding, ruling out a role of MED26 in tethering pTEFb to the Nos2 promoter.

The arbitrator, Mollie H. Bowers, wrote in a binding ruling that officials showed malice, ignored agency rules, twisted facts and disregarded the truth when they threatened to fire and then suspended the inspector, Croley Forester, for missing six pounds of cocaine in a package at Miami International Airport.

In some cases a mufti or muftiya might be consulted, but only a judge can make a legally binding ruling.

Russia's ban on the Church of Scientology is illegal, the European Court of Human Rights said Thursday in a binding ruling.

In the 2005 peace agreement that ended 20 years of war between North and South Sudan, both sides agreed to accept the "final and binding" ruling of the Abyei Boundary Commission.

These clauses, often buried in the fine print of the customer agreements, stipulate that all group claims must be settled in an industry-run arbitration system, where a third party — often a retired judge — issues a binding ruling.

Mediators cannot make binding rulings, but they can try to narrow some of the issues.

The Canadian province of Ontario had allowed rabbinical courts and Christian courts to resolve some civil and family disputes with binding rulings under a 1991 law.

Mediators do not make binding rulings, but instead try to help the participants to narrow their differences.

Moreover, it is still threatening to disregard supposedly binding rulings against it by the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes, a World Bank tribunal, following indemnity claims brought by foreign utility companies.

Such a court would have the power to oversee cases requested by children and issue legally binding rulings, the group said in a lengthy report.