Sentence examples for binding sector from inspiring English sources
The Gly317Cys mutation occurs in the tRNA binding sector and could potentially affect tRNA binding to ERS.
The price inequality for a particular sector is binding for regions that actually produce, but it has a non-zero slack for other regions (see Duchin [2005] for the proof).
Dealing and domestic service accounted for a further 4.5percentnt of bindings each, both sectors which Schwarz has noted were distinctively large in London in the mid-nineteenth century.
It banned strikes for public sector workers, scrapped binding arbitration and dropped promotions based solely on seniority.
With today's verdict it is clear that these transfers were in breach of the fundamental right to data protection … The United States has to deliver adequate, legally binding protection in the private sector as well as to introduce juridical redress for EU citizens with regards to their privacy rights in all sectors including national security".
The standards place binding duties on the public sector and some private companies, such as phone and water firms, so people can use Welsh while receiving services.
With the 10%% binding target for the transport sector, the Renewable Energy Directive confirms the EU's commitment to renewable transport fuels especially advanced biofuels.
With the 10%% binding target for the transport sector, the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) confirms the EU's commitment to renewable transport fuels [ 6, 7].
Friends of the Earth wants EU member states to introduce legally binding emissions cuts for all sectors, mandatory energy savings and renewable energy targets, and carbon taxes.
Such deals are not entirely new but there are concerns that they could quickly grow in scale, binding the insurance and banking sectors more closely together.
