Sentence examples for make binding contracts from inspiring English sources

Or healthy adults could make binding contracts to be organ donors if they die in the right circumstances, with life insurance paid for by transplant centers, the government or a private foundation going to their heirs.

One of the proposed law's main effects would be to make binding contracts of the consumer licenses that come with shrink-wrapped software -- despite the fact the buyer often cannot read the licensing agreement before buying and opening the package.

For them, the right to procreate is a special case of the right to make binding contracts.

They have binding contracts and will go home when the season ends.

In cooperative games players can communicate and, most important, make binding agreements; in noncooperative games players may communicate, but they cannot make binding agreements, such as an enforceable contract.

Property ownership and financial obligations can be made binding by a cohabitation contract, much like the premarital and post-marital agreements so many heterosexual couples employ in this age.

In the long term, we want the IOC and other sports governing bodies to adopt a human rights commitment policy under which human rights would be considered when awarding the Games to a host country and commitments made binding in the host city contract.

A turning point came in the United States when the California Fair Trade Act of 1931 was amended in 1933 to include a so-called nonsigners' clause, whereby prices agreed upon by a manufacturer and contracting dealers were made binding upon all resellers.

A binding contract makes an eviction easier.

Make sure they address what will make this contract binding.

This is because they sign binding contracts with labels.