Sentence examples for binding saying from inspiring English sources

Vote Leave questioned the prime minister's claim that his deal with Brussels was legally binding, saying similar promises made to Denmark in 1992 have been broken more than 80 times by the European courts.

Assange, an Australian, appealed to the U.N. panel, whose decision is not binding, saying he was a political refugee whose rights had been infringed by being unable to take up asylum in Ecuador.

"We still see these as binding," said Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth.

The deal ISN'T binding," said the paper's editorial.

The ruling by Judge Gilmar Mendes was immediately binding, said Mr. Goldman's American lawyer, Patricia E. Apy.

"None of this is binding," said Kenneth Roth, the executive director of the advocacy group Human Rights Watch.

"Only William Morris would encase Karl Marx in a gold-tooled binding," said MacCarthy.

"Our understanding, as of today, is the rule is binding," said a Fifa spokesman.

The exhibit offers "an unparalleled view of some of the greatest [Islamic] calligraphy, illumination and binding", said museum director Julian Raby.

Swiss voters just gave shareholders a binding say on executive pay.

Finally, we review the corresponding evidence regarding binding Say on Pay regimes and discuss other issues related to Say on Pay votes.