Sentence examples for binding subject from inspiring English sources

The commission, a statutory independent body that advises on law reform, recommends that "prenups" should become legally binding subject to stringent qualifications.

Agreements reached through mediation would need to be binding (subject to the approval of a judge), so that they could not be discarded or contested later if new disagreements were to arise.

This back and forth between style and school is probably the most pronounced aspect of The Right Place to Jump; without a binding subject, it's a book that finds Covino looking to new heights and at his most adventurous aesthetically.

Photoaffinity labelling of distinct amino acid residues within purified GABAA receptors by the etomidate derivative, [3H]azietomidate, has also been demonstrated 80 and this binding subject to positive allosteric regulation by anaesthetic steroids 79.

If nonspecific binding (V ND) is homogeneous between subjects and within an individual subject, one can estimate the V ND values by applying the polymorphism plot to the [11C]CB184 PET data across the population of high-affinity and mixed-affinity binding subjects [29].

"These reforms are not voluntary, but are binding rules subject to strong oversight and enforcement".

It is not, he said, "internationally binding or subject to international verification".

This was supposed to be a binding deal subject only to competition clearance, which doesn't seem to be the problem.

Several said they disliked the plan because it was legally binding, might subject them to lawsuits and included some ill-defined potential obligations.

They insisted "a firm binding agreement, subject only to promotion, has already been concluded with Kassam Stadium".

3. Address currency manipulation by creating binding rules subject to enforcement and possible sanctions.