Sentence examples for was to be binding from inspiring English sources

"It was meant to change behavior, and it was understood that if it was to be binding, RIN prices would not be close to zero," Mr. Martin said.

His position was improved by the fact that during 379 the followers of the Nicene Creed gained ground, whereupon Theodosius on February 28, 380, without consulting the ecclesiastical authorities, issued an edict prescribing a creed that was to be binding on all subjects.

That figure is to be binding on the EU and the minimum level achieved, with Germany and Britain happy to agree a higher figure.

Its decisions were to be binding and, in doing so, would mimic the fairly successful models used in the United Kingdom and Slovenia.

When we were about to sign the above-mentioned articles, which were to be binding upon us, our heirs, etc., for fifty years, Mr. Brockden, the scrivener, said to us, "You are young men, but it is scarcely probable that any of you will live to see the expiration of the term fix'd in the instrument".

Future research must declare binding a decision corridor that appears relevant, even if the decision is to be binding.

As before, if the Kantian moral conclusions are to be binding, then not only must the practice conception entail the Kantian conclusions, but the practice conception of action must be shown to be nonoptional.

The Government's condition for providing compensation was that reductions in fishing pressure were to be binding and permanent.

This decision was to be "final and binding".

This was to be expected to accommodate binding of the rather hydrophobic tryptophan substrate.

This was to be his masterpiece: a spell-binding visualisation - through movement, camerawork and lighting - of rock'n'roll.