Sentence examples for binding set of rules from inspiring English sources
The code, which is a guide rather than a binding set of rules, says that for two years after they leave government former ministers should consult an advisory committee before accepting any private-sector jobs.
The first aspect is the degree to which the Constitution acts as a binding set of rules that can be neutrally interpreted and enforced by the courts against government actors.
Those efforts appeared to peak last month when the council sought to dictate a binding set of ground rules for a new constitution that would have given the military budgetary autonomy and a permanent political role.
In March member states agreed on a new "fiscal compact"—a binding set of economic rules to make sure that they could not overspend again although the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic, which were not members of the euro area, preferred not to sign.
The state enforces a set of rules binding on all that partly establishes and partly constitutes a condition of equal freedom.
A systematic analysis of PhoP binding affinity of a representative subset of potential binding sites by ITC or an EMSA combined with a bioinformatic approach is necessary to establish a set of rules to identify true PhoP-binding sites from the results of a whole genome promoter search.
This body would create a single set of rules to operate across the European Union, developing "binding technical standards in specific areas" and drawing up "interpretative guidelines which the component national authorities would apply".
