Quite rightly, ECOWAS member States have decided to transform the Moratorium into a binding convention to make the mechanism more effective.

(b) Non binding recommendations

Such information is treated with confidentiality.

The Committee was committed thereto.

I don't have to answer you.

China already has binding domestic energy intensity standards, but will certainly not agree to binding emissions reduction targets.

States are under obligation not only to respect but also fully to implement all of the commitments they have undertaken under international treaties and agreements.

Quite the contrary.

On the contrary.

Right in the head.

You're quite right, and it's not quite assimilated into the system.

The Court is now obligated not only to give the last word as an adjudicator of international disputes, but also to distribute and disseminate its work widely.

is bound by treaties entered into by China.

The Council s decisions are binding on all Members.

You didn't need to bring a thing like this.

Oh, but I am.

He's quite right.

They told me you were dead.

Contributions from other parties are also encouraged but are not mandatory.

But the obligation on States is clear they must impose the assets freeze in full.

(ii) Development of different possible scenarios of legal framework on all types of forests with legally binding and non binding instruments

They should provide for compulsory fact finding procedures or conciliation.

His delegation favoured a compulsory third party settlement procedure.

Some of the constraints are binding, but not all.

Its decisions are binding on all Member States and have a determining influence on millions of people.

However, this practice would not be legally binding.

International law is an obligation before the United Nations.

I'm required by law to notify Child Protective Services.

I fully agree.

Her answer was quite the contrary.

That's completely fine.

It applies equally to math.

You're quite right, Simms.

Not just that way.

Irene, your mother's quite right.

Quite so, quite so.

Stronger regulation means legally binding, globally applicable rules and standards.

However, it was not possible to reach agreement on a legally binding convention in time for the Conference.

Let's say we have a B cell and it's got its membrane bound antibody on it.

France and the United States have a legal obligation to do so under the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.

Banks are obliged to hold reserves, maintain capital, and pay deposit insurance to ensure that they can honor their deposits.

For this we need binding rules.

The federal Government and all of the provincial governments were bound by the Charter.

Manhattan in the show is not bound by gravity either.

Fadil got exactly what he deserved.