Sentence examples for binding treaty could be from inspiring English sources

A legally binding treaty could be the answer: There is growing interest in the Framework Convention on Global Health – a proposed treaty that would create legally binding commitments on all states with regard to both domestic and international health financing.

The treaty could be interpreted as a treaty of friendship and cooperation, rather than as a treaty establishing a Dutch protectorate.

Such a Treaty could be sponsored either by UNESCO, or the World Health Organisation ("WHO") or, hopefully, both organizations in collaboration.

And, striking a solid binding treaty couldn't be more pressing.

"Gone are the days when we believed that only a legally binding treaty could produce an effective response to climate change," he said in a statement.

This binding could be inhibited by heparin.

Still, momentum toward binding new fiscal rules could be achieved by an intergovernmental agreement in the interim, while treaty changes go on apace.

In place of a legally binding treaty, there will be merely the 'soft law' of UN decisions.

The fact that the Bush Administration's only important concession was to make the agreement a legally binding treaty has been portrayed as a victory.

A draft protocol could be attached to a future treaty.

A UNPA could be created through a stand-alone treaty.