Sentence examples for considering binding from inspiring English sources
A European diplomat this week lamented Mr. Bush's tardiness in considering binding limits on emissions, even though Mr. Bush's proposal to address global warming will be debated at a gathering of major nations that will take place in conjunction with next month's meeting of the Group of 8.
Seven compounds were selected as the starting point for the further structure modification in considering binding activity, synthesis difficulty, and structure similarity.
Experiments of this nature have provided large-scale PPI data, but they have only generated information on interacting partners, without considering binding domains in detail.
Table 3 indicates the accuracy of GRNAs in F-measure with considering binding sites.
We evaluated for enrichment by considering binding sites that were located up to 700 bp upstream or 300 bp downstream of all the transcription start sites reported in the GENCODE database and that had a score larger than 750.
Those agreements are not submitted to the Senate but are also considered binding in international law.
These choices are not considered binding, however, which is clearly stated on the Princeton application.
What all sides must acknowledge is that whatever is agreed upon in the context of a discrete terrorism insurance program need not be considered binding in other tort-reform battles.
The ICJ has required that practices amount to a "constant and uniform usage" or be "extensive and virtually uniform" to be considered binding.
A conviction for domestic violence, unlike pending charges, almost always renders a service member ineligible to go to war, but that restriction has not always been considered binding, as is clear in the case of Sergeant Terrasas, who was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
A yes on this question would mean all of the following: a) any commitment made is considered binding and implemented transparently, b) the already agreed goal of $100bn by 2020 is met or exceeded, and c) any climate financing is "additional" and does not simply relocate existing development assistance allocations.
