Sentence examples for binding statement from inspiring English sources

Following the ruling, Google has implemented a system where individuals can make a legally binding statement, requesting particular links be removed from searches on their name.

But then, in the comments that provoked speculation about the possibility of a change, he said, "In general, however, there is no one who can predict developments in Iraq in such a way that he could make such a binding statement".

But then, in the part of his remark that provoked speculation about a possible change in German policy, Mr. Struck continued, "In general, however, there is no one who can predict developments in Iraq in such a way that he could make such a binding statement".

The military said last week that it planned to impose its own "declaration of basic principles" to guide the drafting of a constitution, apparently yielding to liberals' requests for some binding statement of rights to protect them against the possibility of an Islamist takeover.

Not to mention, once the founder and advisor have nominally agreed to a relationship, law firms enter the mix and seed the new advisor with a mountain of paperwork — legal agreements, options agreements — documents stuffed with legalese and binding statements.

"Anything less will be a damp squib, especially since we have already seen that we cannot even rely on public, binding statements from this board".

She pushed for the adoption of an international bill of rights, believing that even a non-binding statement of principles could help redraw the map of free nations.

At the Security Council on March 21st, Russia shifted firmly to the side of Mr Assad's detractors, endorsing a unanimous, albeit-non-binding statement that demands a swift end to the fighting and access for humanitarian aid, threatening "further steps" if Syria fails to comply.

It suspects, with good reason, that the generals will seek get-out clauses so they can abandon the talks—and blame their collapse on the opposition once the international pressure has died down.Western powers struggled at the UN Security Council this week to get veto-wielding China and Russia to agree a non-binding "statement" condemning Myanmar's crackdown.

Instead, say US officials, there will be a clear articulation of America's continued commitment to protect them from external threats, most probably in a non-binding statement.

Last week they were forced to sign a half-hearted, non-binding statement of intent saying they would try to keep jobs in London, but exchequer officials believe its tone was not optimistic enough.