Sentence examples for legally binding code from inspiring English sources

It promises "consultations" on an eventual, legally binding code.

Christine Tacon, the groceries code adjudicator (GCA), said Tesco had seriously breached the legally binding code governing the grocery market.

We should also create a legally binding code of conduct for space (laying out specific sanctions for violators) and embark on new efforts to bring about international coordination of radar systems.

China's action may alternatively be viewed as a warning to the 10-country Association of South-East Asean Nations (Asean), with which it has repeatedly failed to agree a long-awaited, legally binding code of conduct on maritime disputes.

Mr. Kerry was referring to the recent stepped-up efforts by the Asean countries to persuade a resistant China to agree to a legally binding code of conduct that would govern the peaceful resolution of disputes.

The sweeping plan to put the brakes on the loss of species includes a set of new targets to be implemented by the end of the decade that will give greater protection to the natural world and enshrine the benefits it gives to humankind in a legally binding code of protection.

The legally-binding code was announced earlier this year after the collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh in April killed more than 1,100 people.

Several big names, including Sweden's H&M, the biggest buyer of Bangladeshi-made clothes, signed up to a legally-binding code requiring them not just to meet minimum fire and building safety standards, but also to pay for them.

The primary consideration for Myanmar and the ASEAN region is, as I made it clear during the conference, to push for a legally-binding Code of Conduct, which is based on agreed-upon regional principles and the relevant provisions of international law, especially the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the main institutional driver of regional integration in East Asia, is also in no hurry to come up with a legally-binding Code of Conduct (CoC) to prevent violent confrontations in the Western Pacific.

WWF said a strong, legally binding Polar Code was particularly urgent in the Arctic, where new sea routes are expected to open up in coming decades.