Sentence examples for which is binding from inspiring English sources

Shareholders have an advisory vote on annual pay deals and one on three-year pay policies, which is binding.

Langmuir adsorption theory for microarray is based on the assumption that there are two competing processes: the adsorption process, which is binding the probe molecules to the immobilized DNA molecules to form duplexes, and desorption, which is the reverse process of duplexes dissociating into separate molecules.

Some 16% of investors voted against the remuneration policy, which is binding on the board.

Google believes, having looked at the decision, which is binding, that the balance that was struck was wrong".

The New Jersey system is not pure arbitration, which is binding and takes the place of litigation.

The paperwork says: "This contract represents a legal commitment which is binding upon both parties immediately upon signature".

The following year saw the introduction of the Guidelines for Teamwork and Leadership, which are binding for all Henkel employees worldwide.

She balked at Dar Pro's agreements, which were binding for five years and insisted that she pay damages if she didn't renew.

This is very different from the 2020 renewables target – which was binding on each member state, and if repeated for 2030 would have contravened Britain's neutral green technology approach to decarbonisation.

Gradually, power came to be concentrated in these top organs, the decisions of which were binding on all member parties of the International.

There, shareholders can vote directors off the board, and ask for votes on resolutions at annual meetings, many of which are binding on the board.