Sentence examples for rules are binding from inspiring English sources
Unless the rules are binding internationally, sovereign funds could play Western companies off one another as they scramble "to get more of that money".
Since its founding by the United Nations in 1948, the agency has overseen the monitoring and reporting of illnesses -- but its rules are binding only on its members.
CFP Board rules are binding only on the nations 55,000 holders of that credential, which is issued only after meeting educational, work experience and ethical standards.
Our regulation is binding.
"Our understanding, as of today, is the rule is binding," said a Fifa spokesman.
Humans, meanwhile, are binding themselves to inflexible rules.
Under the new proposals, the rules would be binding.
Under Switzerland's system of direct rule, the referendum is binding.
The Model Rules are not binding on lawyers, whose conduct is regulated by the states, and the entire amended code is subject to approval by the House of Delegates, possibly at its next meeting in six months.
