Sentence examples for made it binding from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the Constitution thus made it binding upon the States, the basis of the restriction is the whole experience of our people.

Two months later Move.com sent Active Rain a letter of intent to acquire the company for $30 million, although it isn't clear that either side actually signed the letter and made it binding.

According to Black, the Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868, "incorporated" the Bill of Rights, or made it binding upon the states as well.

If the order is not contested, the court will make it binding.

Buyers opting for a pre-offer survey must remember that only exchange of contract will make it binding".

States and cities have the option of including or excluding any provision of the model code before making it binding, and many, including New York, make such modifications.

If she fails to do so within a reasonable time after learning of her rights, the employer contends, she ratifies the contract and so makes it binding.

Recording of the deed is necessary to make it binding as to subsequent good-faith purchasers from (but not donees of) the same donor.

Reporters at the meeting estimated that between 150 and 200 members attended, but the union recorded the resolution as passing 581 to 2. (The larger number of voters ensured that the resolution received the minimum number to make it binding).

The new policy went into effect last month, but it was also a part of the settlement of the lawsuit in federal court, making it binding in a way that some of the other ordinances around the country are not.

(In fact, it might have to be more than this: if Greece exited the Euro, we would not expect a 50 percent depreciation. To make it binding, one would have to guarantee against a smaller haircut).