Sentence examples for will become binding from inspiring English sources

In October, the European Convention on Human Rights will become binding on British courts.

Current guidance on checking whether a borrower can afford a loan before making it will become binding rules.

I estimate that at some point in the not too distant future pre-nups will become binding in a similar way to the US and South Africa".

The plans, which must meet federal standards still in formation, will become binding and mandatory for the operators once the Coast Guard approves them.

The new security plans, which must meet federal standards still in formation, will become binding once the Coast Guard approves them.

We are now in a ninety-day "countdown" period, and on February 16th the protocol will become binding on the hundred and thirty-two nations that have signed on to it.

The rules will not become binding for at least two years, after a complex ratification formula is met.

"A settlement agreement will only become binding once you have received independent legal advice on it," says Philip Landau, employment solicitor at Landau Zeffertt Weir Solicitors.

But it will need to become binding — with a certain number of signatures leading to pan-European referenda on a set of defined issues.

The agreement will become legally binding if at least 55 countries cumulatively representing at least 55% of global greenhouse emissions sign the agreement in New York between April 22, 2016 and April 21, 2017 and have it legally ratified or otherwise accepted by their governments.

In October 2007 in England and Wales, advance decisions will become legally binding as part of the 2005 Mental Capacity Act.