Examples of using Binding nature in English and their translations into Polish
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There are limitations on post-award remedies under the ICC Rules because one of the main reasons that private parties seek to have disputes resolved via international arbitration rather than national courts is the final and binding nature of arbitral awards.
in no way eliminates the binding nature of the board's decision,
some requirements should be amended while at the same time ensuring the same guarantees as to the binding nature of those rules.
However, the Commission notes that the Common Position is not as ambitious as the Commission's initial proposal in particular as regards its overall ambition, the binding nature of the good environmental status objective,
budgetary forecasts and strengthening the binding nature of the annual and medium-term expenditure ceilings
which lie in its strictly binding nature, can be combined with the advantages of the General Product Safety Directive,
Moreover, the binding nature of the regulation means that the Commission has the power to impose sanctions
the excessive influence of sejmiks stemming from the previously binding nature of their instructions to their Sejm deputies.
it placed emphasis on the need to preserve the binding nature of the Charter of Fundamental Rights;
This is the first time that EU primary law has covered this specific issue and, given its binding nature, it will result in a solid guideline for EU institutional action, both within the territory of its Member States and beyond.
however, the binding nature of the SGEI mission does not presuppose that the public authorities impose on the operator concerned an obligation to provide a service having a clearly predetermined content,
The citizens of these countries will have great difficulties in understanding the binding nature of taking over those European norms involving economic sacrifices into the national framework,
about the finality and binding nature of the ECtHR's judgements for any Member States involved,
The binding nature of the procedure under Article 7 of Directive 2002/21
The scope and duration of delegation and the binding nature of a delegated act;
The question of the binding nature of any such measures has been discussed at length in the European Parliament.
conclude interinstitutional agreements which may be of a binding nature.
The rule should be complemented by strengthening the binding nature of the multi-annual expenditure targets as soon as the budget rule is in place.
possible to undermine or call into question the binding nature of this agreement that will be reached.
does not stipulate whether this vote would be of an advisory or a binding nature.