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Its basis was the fact that the Commission two years ago proposed binding conditions for the quality of fuels only for the year 2000.

A binding condition requires 51 votes for passage; approval of a treaty a two-thirds majority.

Is the Commission prepared to support this regulation's introducing a binding condition concerning this matter?

The first concerns nouns and the binding conditions discussed above: this is referred to as A-binding.

A binding condition of the new agreement was that Cummins had to to seek an end to the state investigation, which was dropped yesterday.

Often, the binding conditions of federation, affiliation or incorporation outline fixed responsibilities of individual colleges and the university.

But senior officers are carefully describing their endorsement as unconditional in an effort to prevent treaty's critics from scuttling it with binding conditions.

Yesterday's meeting of the borough planning applications sub-committee approved plans for the 48 hectare golf course subject to certain legally binding conditions.

The Conciliation Committee pushed through the proposal for binding conditions for fuel quality for the year 2005 as well.

Mr. Biden said he would push ahead with his proposal to attach a binding condition to the new missile treaty to affirm his legal arguments.

Mr. Biden is urging that the Senate attach a binding condition to the treaty affirming the Democrats' legal arguments.

Second, it is crucial that the Russia-Ukraine contracts on gas prices and transit fees set clear and legally binding conditions preventing similar disruption from recurring.

As the pressures which brought them in tandem eased, and domestic issues such as unemployment and social issues arose, the binding conditions of the coalition unraveled.

Conceivably, repetitive binding, selection and amplification should have selected increasingly specific KRC targets as increasingly stringent binding conditions were established.

Senator Joseph R. Biden of Delaware plans to attach a binding condition to the agreement affirming the position of Senate Democrats, aides said tonight.

It is right that the Posting of Workers Directive does not employ a comprehensive State of employment principle, but simply imposes a number of binding conditions.

Senate Democrats are supporting a binding condition to the accord that would affirm their position that an Administration cannot revise its interpretation of a treaty without Senate approval.

These hypotheses were tested for the first time in studies with purified, native B. mori receptors (rather than BBMV) under real-time, non-labeled toxin binding conditions.

"Exports to countries outside the EU is allowed under very strict and binding conditions: The third country needs to have a final repository in operation, when the waste is being shipped.

The Foreign Relations panel report, reflecting the views of the Democratic majority, also stressed the need to approve the accord with an attached binding condition on the constitutional issue of treaty interpretation.

The report said that the binding condition is needed because the Administration "conceded virtually nothing" on this issue in a Feb. 9 letter from Mr. Shultz to Senate Democratic leaders.

These two binding conditions are required for AAPL to accept the MMI offer under FRAND terms under German corporate law.

The White House has sent a sharply worded letter to Congress rejecting a move by Senate Democrats to attach a binding condition to the new missile treaty on a key arms control issue.

But some Republicans threatened today to turn against the treaty on the Senate floor if it retains a binding condition that the President cannot change the intepretation of the treaty without Senate approval.

And the one-paragraph statement by Mr. Byrd and Mr. Nunn indicated that the two Senators had reserved their right to support such a binding condition or to take some other unspecified action.