Sentence examples for chapter binding from inspiring English sources

Despite the evident shift in perception and priority relating to the development of the EU's energy security identified in this chapter, binding regulation upon Member States with regard to external energy security policy is lacking.

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She said: "If TTIP wants to be set the global 'golden' standards it should tackle production fossil fuel subsidies, a highly trade distorting instrument, in a legally binding chapter.

Powell contributed chapters on the binding to the two major works covering the book, the first being The Relics of St Cuthbert in 1956, a large work with chapters on Cuthbert's coffin and each of the objects recovered from it.

While the Sierra Club strongly opposed the polluter-friendly investment rules included in the deal, we took a gamble that a strong, binding environment chapter might counter the weight of the flawed investment chapter.

This chapter describes four different binding modes on targeting double-stranded DNA with PNAs.

And unlike the CEC, the arbitration bodies that settle Chapter 11 disputes make binding decisions.Companies have challenged environmental laws in all three NAFTA countries, but Mexico is particularly vulnerable.

In the volume on ancient Greece and Rome in the University of Pennsylvania's scholarly new series "Witchcraft and Magic in Europe," edited by Bengt Ankarloo and Stuart Clark, there is a fascinating, if exhaustingly detailed, chapter by Daniel Ogden on binding spells in the ancient world.

This chapter surveys the various binding modes and the resulting structures that have been observed for the large number of different carboxylate ligands, which have been used in this chemistry.

Making any agreement between the two sides binding under Chapter 7 of the UN Charter, which authorises the use of force.

A so-called chapter 7 resolution is binding and is seen as authorising military action if other measures do not succeed.