Examples of using To binding in English and their translations into Greek
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The potential interactions of romiplostim with co- administered drugs due to binding to plasma proteins remain unknown.
Every member state of the EU is subjected to binding laws in exchange for representation within the common legislative and judicial institutions.
suspension of decisions shall not apply to decisions relating to binding information.
the Commission in the past have given rise to binding commitments.
higher resistance to binding proteins, in comparison.
we agree to submit the dispute to binding arbitration.
demand related in any way to the Sites shall be subject to binding arbitration.
subject to binding contractual obligations of confidentiality;
In addition to binding with your blood as well as binding with the extra fat in the liver,
we will switch after two years to binding targets if we notice that in the first two years,
In addition to binding with your blood as well as binding with the extra fat in the liver, pectin binds with heavy metals
some- like Poland- are strongly opposed to binding targets being fixed after 2020,” he told reporters in Brussels.
some- like Poland- are strongly opposed to binding targets being fixed after 2020,” he told reporters in Brussels.
which states that the court will not recognise the motions of parties which are contrary to binding regulations or contrary to moral rules.
either Party may refer the dispute to binding arbitration and notify the other Party of its decision to resort to arbitration.
it should be administered at least 4 hours after the resin to avoid significant interaction due to binding of the drug to the resin.
implement“soft law”- non-binding instruments that can occasionally lead to binding treaties.
the reference values in Annex IIIb have been changed to binding minimum values for charging for the cost of air
of the Sea or an ad hoc chamber of the Seabed Disputes Chamber or to binding commercial arbitration 1.