Sentence examples for set binding from inspiring English sources

But when Kennedy joined the liberals they could set binding precedent".

The commission has not set binding 2030 targets for either renewables or energy savings.

The W.T.O., they say, is a governmental body with the power to set binding rules that enforce free trade, and was doing just that in Seattle.

In such circumstances, the US supreme court has set binding precedents, determining that prisoners who are not so much evil as deeply damaged should be shown mercy.

"This will set binding standards for how companies running social networks must handle complaints and require them to delete criminal content," Mr. Maas said of the proposal.

The EU package will set binding targets for household waste of 55% by 2025, 60% by 2030 and 65% by 2035.

1997: KYOTO, Japan - The Kyoto Protocol is adopted, setting binding emissions targets for wealthy countries.

The resin sets, binding the sand particles together and forming half of a strong mold.

The plan was sharply criticized, however, for not setting binding timetables for compliance.

The aim is for all eurozone countries to enact laws setting binding debt ceilings and with quasi-automatic penalties and fines for those countries breaking the rules.

Energy legislation moving through Congress would go further, setting binding federal targets for efficiency that would require most states to adjust their codes.