Examples of using A binding in English and their translations into Polish
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In their opinion, is ACTA a binding or a voluntary agreement?
A binding biological limit value is found to have been exceeded.
Marriage is a binding, I'm impressed.
The proposed ideas range from a binding legal act adopted by the Council
This can correspond to a recommendation or to a binding legal act where the supervisory authority has been empowered to issue mandatory rules and principles.
You did not deny Your divinity but declared by a binding oath the promises of the Old Testament that You are the Son of God in the body of the Son of Man.
Does not support setting a binding overall target for energy efficiency
It was in response to calls from the international community for create a binding international instrument on minimum standards for port state measures.
We welcome his clear commitment to a binding minimum 30% energy efficiency target for 2030.
(DE) I voted in favour of the proposals to introduce a binding average emissions ceiling,
Please be aware that these Terms constitute a binding legal agreement between you
The 19th Conference of Parties(COP19) will aim to define a clear pathway towards a binding global climate agreement to be concluded in Paris in 2015.
Such principles should also provide the substantive basis for a binding social protection floor
The Regulation introduces a binding overall time limit of 3.5 years for permit granting,
Please adhere to our Terms and Conditions, which constitute for both online and offline business relationships as a binding legal basis.
The Commission considers that in order to achieve the objective of the Strategy, a binding legal commitment is required
It was necessary to choose a binding legal instrument which can easily be incorporated into the diverging national systems.
More transparency, with a binding online database of goods and services under a reduced rate could be envisaged.
This can be taken into consideration for example during the negotiations for a new agreement with Russia through a binding human rights clause, which will influence all areas of the negotiations.
The EESC therefore calls for a binding legal text to be drafted as a matter of urgency,