Sentence examples for no longer binding from inspiring English sources

When that happens, the signed contract is no longer binding.

Or put another way, because the State Legislature was financially inept, prison sentences are no longer binding.

But the appeals court said those precedents were no longer binding because the Supreme Court had established a new framework for analyzing the issue in a 2000 case, Pegram v. Herdrich.

In November 2009, it became clear that the treaty of Lisbon was going to be ratified by all 27 member states, entering EU law, and Cameron concluded that his pledge was no longer binding.

In other words, you don't know whether a deficit was really money-financed or not until the zero bound is no longer binding, and hence the effectiveness of allegedly money-financed spending depends on expectations — again.

NSLs can be fought, and even triumphed over, but until a court decides the letter is no longer binding, it's a serious crime to even talk about it.

VWC1-4M could no longer bind Chordin, whereas its BMP binding activity was retained (Figure 1F,G and Table 1), indicating that the composite interface of CV2 for Chordin could be destroyed by enlarging the distance between VWC4 and VWC1-3.

For example it was shown that methyl-CpG binding protein 2 (MeCP2) no longer binds to the corresponding sequences when mCs were converted to hmCs in CpG sequences [13].

Point mutations can result in a protein that can no longer bind to its binding partner, or a catalytically inactive enzyme.

The potential role of microtubules in the saltatory formation of peripheral ER PM junctions was investigated using the YFP STIM1 NN) mutant that can no longer bind EB1 (end-binding protein 1) [ 22] and therefore does not associate with microtubules.

If United does file for court protection, which now seems inevitable, she said that certain contractual protections that United recently offered employees would no longer be binding.