Sentence examples for legally binding obligations from inspiring English sources

India has agreed to a take on legally binding obligations after 2020.

The populace chose to remain, wrongly believing the world would comply with legally binding obligations to protect them.

While keen to clinch a deal in Paris, the Obama administration is worried that a Republican-dominated US Senate could demand a deciding say over any treaty with legally binding obligations.

Stern's words were an indication that big emerging economies such as China – the world's second biggest economy by output – must take on legally binding obligations if the US were also to consider doing so.

While British society, reeling under forced austerity programmes, revamps its attitudes to social security, public opinion in India is divided over a landmark national food security bill, which was approved by the cabinet last month and creates legally binding obligations on the state to provide food to all those in need.

Legally binding obligations include everything necessary for the protection of the public interest safety of products, protection of workers, protection of consumers, health, and environmental protection.

The second is that the development of shale gas, cannot come at the expense of meeting our legally binding obligation to avoid dangerous climate change.

Greens senator Rachel Siewert welcomed the scheme, but said WA still needed a "legally binding obligation for police to alert relevant supports when an Aboriginal person goes into custody," adding "this is not what is outlined in these new efforts".

The WRU has a legally binding obligation to enter four Welsh teams into the Pro12 and Heineken Cup next season and without the regions, it would have to develop new sides capable of competing in those tournaments.

There would be a "legally binding obligation to submit a schedule and various legally binding provisions for accounting, reporting, review and periodic updates," Stern said, so that other countries, scientists, environmentalists and the broader public could keep track of a nation's progress.

Article 12, a legally binding obligation for states that have ratified it, provides for the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.