Sentence examples for no less binding from inspiring English sources

That is considered a weaker, but no less binding, manner of getting it passed.

Mr. Glustein said many Jews, devout ones included, have never heard of shatnes, even though it is mentioned in two places in the Torah and is no less binding than the dietary laws.

And yet, I still have a contract with TechCrunch – one that's no less binding or legally enforceable than the one I have with my publisher.

The DPP has said it wants a Danish referendum on less binding conditions of EU membership.

Cameron leads an overwhelmingly Eurosceptic party and would like a less binding relationship with the European Union.

"Terrible to say, less blood proved less binding, for nothing is as powerful a basis of mass passion and cohesion than killings," he said.

But there are weak spots in a fragile deal which has not been directly signed by the Syrian warring parties and is less binding than a formal ceasefire.

Trust, agility, give-and-take, "a less binary and altogether less binding vocabulary": the qualities he espoused, as a poet, would also, he thought, help bring peace in Northern Ireland.

Lawmakers in Belgrade's federal Parliament consigned the troubled name Yugoslavia to the history books today, endorsing the Constitution of a new, less binding union between the republics of Serbia and Montenegro.

Since fresh shrimp have more natural moisture and stickiness when ground or chopped, they require less binding than frozen shrimp; you can increase the proportion of shrimp in the burger and it won't fall apart in the frying pan.

Though cautious not to expressly pass judgment on any future or current lawmaking around the subject, the president of the Queen's bench division intimated that ECHR rulings were less binding than is widely perceived.