Sentence examples for legally binding pledges from inspiring English sources
The Germans hope that the judge may be persuaded to reverse it, now that all the missing millions, or at least legally binding pledges thereof, are in place.
There have been rumors that Serra makes his clients sign legally binding pledges never to move a sculpture that he has sited and installed, but Silberman assured me that this is "absolutely not true".
He revealed that the agreement would include a legally-binding pledge to keep global warming "well below" 2C, as well as the goal of aiming for the "acceptable" threshold of 1.5C.
The broader proposal to reduce the EU's emissions by 40 per cent – a target that doesn't affect Britain because it is less ambitious than its existing legally-binding pledge – was generally welcomed.
That figure refers to "commitments" in EU parlance, meaning legally binding budget pledges for EU projects.
Though not legally binding, the pledges to cut emissions sent a strong signal to investors and businesspeople the world over: The carbon era is coming to an end.
Some donor-advised funds also now prohibit donors from using grants to honor a legally binding charitable pledge.
Their demands included: no-first-use pledges, legally binding assurances that non-nuclear states will not be attacked with nuclear weapons, taking weapons off alert and separating their warheads from the means to deliver them, and a new international conference on nuclear disarmament.
Other big cities, including New York and San Francisco, have said they intend to use more renewable energy, but San Diego is the first of them to make the pledge legally binding.
River Island and Matalan join more than 80 brands from around the world, which have now signed up to the legally binding building safety agreement, pledging to contribute up to $500,000£325,00000) a year towards independent factory inspections and fire safety measures.
The turnout was below 50%, so the result was not legally binding, but the government pledged to act on the result in any case.No more rubber stampsThe House of Representatives held a debate on Iraq.
