Sentence examples for binding undertaking from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it was a "solemn and binding" undertaking.

Meanwhile, the Treasury solicitor claimed that he never intended to give a binding undertaking anyway, and did not believe that he had.

The British ambassador to Jordan is pressing authorities in the country for a binding undertaking that Qatada, who is being held in Long Lartin maximum security prison in Worcestershire, would face a fair trial if he were sent back.

He added: "If a person who has given a binding undertaking of confidentiality seeks to be relieved, even in part, from that undertaking he must seek authorisation and, if so advised, challenge any refusal of authorisation.

He mentioned the "solemn and binding" undertaking Ashcroft made in 2000 to Hague to become a "permanent resident" of the UK that year and Ashcroft's unsubstantiated claim that the government later confirmed this could mean he became a "long-term" resident.

Instead, Mr Scanlon proposed a "solemn and binding undertaking" that the unions would behave, and Wilson accepted it.Much of Mr Scanlon's power came from his strategic alliance with Jack Jones, the boss of the even larger Transport and General Workers Unionn.

The chief executive, Graham Wallace, was prepared to raise the possibility of offering the fans a legally-binding undertaking not to use Ibrox as security for borrowing or to sale and leaseback the stadium.

Based on binding studies undertaken by electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry, a synthetic pyrrole inosine nucleoside, 1, capable of forming an extended three-point Hoogsteen-type hydrogen-bonding interaction with guanine, is shown to form specific complexes with two different quadruplex DNA structures [dTG4T]4 and d(T2G4 4 as well as guanine-rich duplex DNA.

In order to shed light on which regions of the Munc18-1 protein are involved in regulation of exocytosis independent of closed conformation syntaxin binding we undertook an unbiased structural-functional approach to insert 15 base pair linkers randomly into the Munc18-1 coding sequence.

"Even without undertaking binding commitments under an international agreement," the researchers concluded, China "has nevertheless contributed substantially to reducing growth in global emissions".

With Kyoto Protocol and several other international treaties under UNFCCC many countries have undertaken binding and non-binding reduction targets of GHGs.