Sentence examples for legally binding rules from inspiring English sources

That's according to a federal judge, in a ruling that notes the Federal Aviation Administration has not made any legally binding rules against the practice.

It wants legally binding rules, backed by penalties, for Antarctic cruise ships.

These are not legally binding rules, but they are supported by the Global Network Initiative principles and can have the effect of law.

But the administration did not make legally binding rules for immigration detention, rejecting a federal court petition by former detainees and their advocates.

They were historically pegged to the U.S. dollar — one L.R. equaled one dollar — but there were no legally binding rules that guaranteed that exchange rate (the whole point of the system was that it was outside the law), which means that Liberty Reserve could, in theory, have raised or lowered the rate at will.

This guidance aims to support the Member States, but it will not establish detailed and legally binding rules.

In the Palacio report we read that the subsidiarity principle is a legally binding rule and to some degree a warning is given that it must not undermine the powers which the Community has been given by the Treaties.

Its power to create an unlimited amount of money would allow it credibly to announce its willingness to buy any bonds markets want to sell, thus removing the main cause of panic and contagion.This week France and Germany proposed the adoption of legally binding budgetary "golden rules" by euro-zone members, ahead of a summit of European leaders in Brussels on December 8th-9th.

Because the guidelines issued by the Obama administration on Title IX are not legally binding, Gorsuch may rule based on the original statute and regulations, neither of which make reference to transgender students.

In November last year the European Commission proposed making the IAEA's safety rules legally binding throughout the European Union.

They rejected HMI's strong advice to make the rules legally binding and to order "robust and independent audits" of police practice.