binding effect

ˈbaɪndɪŋ ɪˈfɛkt

Definition

Definition of binding effect - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

law contract

TECH.

legal power that makes people follow a rule or agreement

TECH.

The contract has a binding effect on both parties.
This law has a binding effect on all citizens.
The agreement's binding effect lasts five years.

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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.

be binding on

must be followed or obeyed by someone

The contract is binding on both parties.

binding agreement

legal contract that must be followed by all parties

They signed a binding agreement to share the profits.

Expressions with effect

for effect

adv.

intended to produce a reaction

She laughed loudly for effect, hoping to lighten the mood.

ripple effect

situation where one event causes many others

The new policy had a ripple effect on the economy.

snowball effect

situation where something grows quickly from small beginnings

The snowball effect made the problem much bigger.

take effect

start working or begin to have the planned effect

The new law will take effect next month.

the effect was electric

exp.

producing intense excitement and a strongly charged feeling in the room

When she sang, the effect was electric and everyone held their breath.

it has a snowball effect

exp.

causes results that grow larger and stronger over time

One missed payment can have a snowball effect on your finances.

posturing for effect

adj.

behaving in a way to impress others

His speech was just posturing for effect, not genuine concern.

water cooler effect

spread of information through informal workplace chats

The water cooler effect helps news travel fast in the office.

create a ripple effect

spread influence or impact widely

The new policy created a ripple effect throughout the entire organization.

in effect

adv.

for all practical purposes or in practice

In effect, the new policy changes nothing.

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advisory opinion

legal guidance

formal opinion by a court without binding effect

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French:effet contraignant, ...
German:Bindungswirkung, ...
Italian:effetto vincolante, ...
Spanish:efecto vinculante, ...
Portuguese:efeito vinculativo, ...
Chinese:约束力, ...
Japanese:拘束力, ...
Arabic:أَثَر مُلزِم, ...
Hebrew:כֹּחַ מְחַיֵּב, ...
Russian:обязательная сила, ...
Ukrainian:обов'язкова сила, ...
Hindi:बाध्यकारी प्रभाव, ...
Bengali:বাধ্যতামূলক প্রভাব, ...
Catalan:efecte vinculant, ...
Czech:závaznost, ...
Danish:bindende virkning, ...
Dutch:bindende werking, ...
Greek:δεσμευτική ισχύς, ...
Hungarian:kötelező erő, ...
Khmer:អានុភាពចងកាតព្វកិច្ច, ...
Korean:법적 구속력, ...
Persian:اثر الزام‌آور, ...
Polish:moc wiążąca, ...
Portuguese (BR):efeito vinculante, ...
Romanian:efect obligatoriu, ...
Swedish:bindande verkan, ...
Thai:ผลผูกพัน, ...
Turkish:bağlayıcı etki, ...
Vietnamese:hiệu lực ràng buộc, ...

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