binding force

He'd never realized there could be such a binding force in the world as what he was feeling now.

A Commission communication is all very well, but it has no binding force.

The decision of the panel is advisory, without binding force.

The declaration has no binding force on the nations that accepted it.

Does it have to do with nuclear binding forces?

Only after such publication the law has an external binding force (Article 88).

These, unlike regulations, do not necessarily have immediate binding force.

Other mistakes do not affect the binding force of the directives.

I was at that moment the center and binding force of the four corners of the world.

He cannot imagine any one questioning its binding force.

The one binding force is opposition to tax increases.

The decisions of the Constitutional Court have general binding force and are final.

His concern was the binding force of the atom.

The decision of the Court has no binding force except between the parties and in respect of that particular case.

I was forced, therefore, to break binding forces of considerable intensity."

They should not be given legal binding force.

Resistance, again, is explained by cohesion, which implies binding force.

Some suggest that without a national mythology or ideology, geography is a more binding force than history.

Some authors have commented that the Adventist cultural is a strong binding force.

One binding force among indigenous groups is shared regional religious sites and festivals.

Although a resolution by the governors has no binding force, they exert considerable influence in Congress.

This is another interest of normative ethics - questions of binding forces.

Then, underwater, the wentals sealed the ship with their own binding force.