Sentence examples for now binding from inspiring English sources
It is now binding on 22 countries.
While France this month recalled its gratitude to the United States for liberation from Germany more than half a century ago, the gratitude of former Communist states toward Washington seems far more immediate and, for now, binding.
The UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (CRPD), which is now binding in more than 125 countries, recognizes that people with disabilities should be free from torture and have the right to make their own decisions.
When all streptavidins are bound to at least one peptide, the species 1 starts to disappear as these streptavidins are now binding a second peptides to form the species 2. The species 2 is at its maximum at the ratio r = 2 when no more binding occurs.
Until now, the binding capacity of antibodies is usually examined by ligand binding assays whereas the biological activity of the linked cytokine is determined by cell-based potency assays.
Mathematical studies of (very broadly defined) "coupled oscillators" suggest that the now familiar "binding by synchrony" might be viewed as a sub-category of a much broader phenomenon, "binding by resonance," in which cell assemblies selectively interact in multiple "matching" frequency ranges that need not be equal.
California now has binding targets to cut CO2 emissions, and other states plan to follow.
These are now legally binding and can give important additional rights to a repair or replacement goods where the goods go wrong usually within the first 12 months.
Graduates of medical schools now sign binding work agreements with residency programs the minute they file their applications, before most hospitals have announced the wages.
After the meeting Mosley said: "After the broken promises of recent years from the organisers of the British grand prix, the Fia has now received binding commitments that the chaos experienced by motorsport fans in recent years will be properly addressed in time for next year's grand prix.
EU anti-discrimination laws are enshrined in directives from the commission and in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, which is now legally binding.
