Sentence examples for even binding from inspiring English sources

Such decisions do not bind state courts, however, and are not even binding on federal courts in the same circuit.

The issue is with using taxpayer funds in a way that could give a platform to the worst kind of homophobic rhetoric – without even binding parliament to the result.

"How exactly can the prime minister justify spending $160m on what is in effect a giant opinion poll that isn't even binding on his own members?... It's time for some spine from this prime minister".

Authorities on Hitler-era documents who were on the staff of the federal German archives declared that the "diaries" were made with postwar ink, paper, glue and even binding.

As several commenters pointed out, I may have misstated the matter when I wrote that Judge Orrick's decision "is only binding precedent within the confines of the Northern District of California," pointing out that a district court decision isn't even binding within its own judicial district.

Western officials and some Iraqi politicians have questioned whether the decisions by the Accountability and Justice Commission are even binding, and critics have accused its director, Ali Faisal al-Lami, of carrying out agendas of various Iraqi politicians and of Iran.

Even upon binding, these regions remain dynamic and frequently exchange in the NBD binding site.

These doubly magic nuclei have even greater binding energy than singly magic nuclei.

Thatcher helped to make those laws and treaties even more binding.

Even his binding welfare cap may be breached if the protest from his own side on tax credits is a sign of future rebellion against extreme hardship.

A failure by the commission to even propose binding renewable targets was "probably due to lobbying by the gas industry," Trio added.