Sentence examples for now legally binding from inspiring English sources

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.

The Natura 2000 network of protected sites with a strong focus on the protection of habitat types and strict monitoring obligations is now legally binding for all Member States.

EU anti-discrimination laws are enshrined in directives from the commission and in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, which is now legally binding.

According to German law, ADs are now legally binding.

Basic rights are strengthened by a Charter of Fundamental Rights that is now legally binding on the EU.

And if not legally binding now, when then?" And a person closely observing the talks added that other countries would need to see more flesh put on China's proposals before making judgment: "It depends very much on the details and who buys into this.

But these settlements, designed to help councils plan for the long term, are gentlemen's agreements, not legally binding, and rumours now buzz that the cash-strapped Treasury is contemplating cutting next year's grant.

The Cites decision is not legally binding, she said: "But there is now the will of the global community to see the end of domestic ivory markets.

There is a statement of principles [for space] that have now been adopted by the General Assembly, but they're not legally binding.

For the (legal) record: This marriage is not legally binding.

Although not legally binding, like a prenuptial agreement, it looks much better as wall art, especially now that artists are writing and illustrating them with increasing fancifulness.