Sentence examples for impose binding from inspiring English sources

It can impose binding "improvement notices" on errant firms.

It is also alarmed by an anti-migrant campaign orchestrated by Orbán's government to resist an attempt to impose binding quotas for resettling asylum seekers in member states.

First, it would have to impose binding emissions limits of the sort that it has spent the last two decades evading.

U.S. negotiators will resist any institutional framework that allows foreign leaders to impose binding rules on Washington.

This caused consternation in Germany, already reeling from the strong euro and EU plans to impose binding emissions limits on its fleet.

The EU is aware of the issue and a proposal that could impose binding criteria for biomass for energy production, delayed many times, had been expected later this year but may be delayed again.

This is the first time since the Syria conflict began 2 ½ years ago that the Security Council has imposed binding obligations on Syria – binding obligations of any kind.

The measure directs the president to negotiate agreements with those countries to ensure they are imposing binding limits on carbon emissions on their own industries.

Based on such a political calculus, one can at least conceive of Congress, two years hence, passing an updated version of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, which imposed binding caps on future spending.

Politicians in America as well as Europe are imposing binding rules to limit public liability and to discourage risky behaviour on the part of banks.

Figueres, of Costa Rica, is executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which in 1997 led to the adoption of the landmark Kyoto Protocol but that, in recent years, has been widely criticized for failing to secure a treaty imposing binding limits on emissions.