be binding on

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Definition of be binding on - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

law or rulemust be followed or obeyed by someone

The contract is binding on both parties.
The new regulations are binding on all employees.
The court's decision will be binding on future cases.

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Expressions with binding

binding machine

machine that fastens loose pages into one bound document

The office bought a new binding machine to prepare client reports.

binding commitment

promise or agreement that must be honored and cannot be ignored

Signing the contract created a binding commitment between the two companies.

binding decision

official ruling that all involved people are required to follow

The arbitration panel issued a binding decision on the contract dispute.

spiral binding

wire or plastic coil used to hold notebook pages together

She bought a spiral binding to fix her broken notebook.

binding agreement

legal contract that must be followed by all parties

They signed a binding agreement to share the profits.

binding document

written agreement or record that must be followed and can be enforced

Both companies signed a binding document outlining their partnership terms.

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French:être contraignant pour, ...
German:verbindlich sein für, ...
Italian:essere vincolante per, ...
Spanish:ser vinculante para, ...
Portuguese:obrigar, ...
Chinese:必须遵守, ...
Japanese:法的拘束力がある, ...
Arabic:كان مُلزِمًا, ...
Hebrew:לַחוּל, ...
Russian:быть обязательным для, ...
Ukrainian:зобов'язувати, ...
Hindi:लागू होना, ...
Bengali:বাধ্যতামূলক হওয়া, ...
Catalan:ser vinculant per a, ...
Czech:být závazný pro, ...
Danish:være bindende for, ...
Dutch:bindend zijn voor, ...
Greek:δεσμεύω, ...
Hungarian:kötelező érvényű lenni valakire nézve, ...
Khmer:មានអានុភាពបង្ខំលើ, ...
Korean:구속력을 가지다, ...
Persian:الزام‌آور بودن, ...
Polish:obowiązywać, ...
Portuguese (BR):ser obrigatório, ...
Romanian:a fi obligatoriu pentru, ...
Swedish:vara bindande för, ...
Thai:มีผลผูกพัน, ...
Turkish:bağlayıcı olmak, ...
Vietnamese:ràng buộc, ...

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