Sentence examples for calls for binding from inspiring English sources

This is a United Nations treaty agreed to (though not yet much ratified) by most industrialised countries, that calls for binding cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions.To defuse the rows over these two dropped bricks, the Bush team promised to come up with a credible alternative policy that was more than mere Kyoto-bashing.

A Pulte spokeswoman said that even though the company calls for binding arbitration, which limits any appeals process, "most of the time, many of these claims are resolved through mediation and/or negotiation".

Greater loss of water at the interaction interface of the DNA calls for binding with higher affinity, eventually distorting the DNA to a greater extent accounted by the change in major groove width and DNA tilt, stretch and rise.

Acknowledging that, the trio of finance ministers criticised the Juncker proposal as inadequate and called for binding new rules.

The agreement also called for binding arbitration if mediation failed to result in a long-term deal.

Echoing Mr. Trumka, Mr. Sweeney said he would accept snap elections only as part of a bill that also called for binding arbitration and stiffer penalties against management.

If brands do not give compensation and partake in good faith industrial relations then the call for binding international legislation will be stronger".

I was encouraged by the outcome of last week's Environment Committee vote on the circular economy, which called for binding targets for the reduction of municipal and industrial waste by 2025.

Like the group of City grandees, the association stopped short of calling for binding annual votes on pay, as proposed by Theresa May in her attack on corporate excess when campaigning for the Tory leadership.

This is in stark contrast to the NSW fair trading commissioners assessment, where consumer expectations were so badly subverted that he called for binding national standards to end the inconsistency.

Older Midwestern recipes call for binding the hash together with a white sauce of cooked flour, perhaps a clue as to why the dish is remembered with little fondness in those parts.