Sentence examples for valid and binding from inspiring English sources

In the absence of congressional regulation, which would be of paramount authority when adopted, they are valid and binding.

That court had jurisdiction to try him for the alleged offense if the ordinance was valid and binding.

In a statement, Lord Black said he was seeking a declaration from the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario that the deal he reached with the Barclay brothers and their company, Press Holdings International, was "effective, valid and binding".

Under the law and arbitration practice of most countries, an award is valid and binding upon the parties when rendered by a majority of the arbitrators unless the parties expressly request a unanimous decision of the arbitrators.

"These people can and did make an agreement with each other, and it is a valid and binding agreement," said Sorrell Trope, one of Frank McCourt's lawyers.

In cases arising under this clause of the Federal Constitution this court determines for itself whether there is a contract valid and binding between the parties, and whether its obligation has been impaired by the legislative action of the State.

Signatures or acknowledgements provided by a student electronically to the University via Stanford systems and/or @stanford.edu email are valid and legally binding.

the effectiveness of such netting procedures can be assured only if they are recognized as valid and legally binding in the event of the closing of a financial institution participating in the netting procedures.

Q The War Powers Resolution requires presidents to terminate deployments into hostilities that have not been authorized by Congress 60 days after notifying lawmakers that the campaign has begun; is that mandate constitutionally valid and legally binding on the commander in chief?

Chase was told of the insurers' involvement and asked for written legal assurance that the surety bond was "valid, binding and enforceable".

As noted above, rationalists in ethics in the period are challenged to explain how the objective moral order which reason in us allegedly discerns gives rise to valid prescriptions binding on our wills (the gap between is and ought).