binding decision

The Council is the only body in the organization with the power to order military force and make other binding decisions.

"Is that a binding decision, so I won't have to fear being brought to trial on this point again?"

But the final, binding decision about how to proceed is made by the proxy.

The court agreement provided for arbitration in which a binding decision would have been imposed.

An arbitrator is an independent person who makes a final and binding decision about a dispute.

The difference is that the third party, known as the arbiter, makes a legally binding decision on your case.

Until then, the binding decision is that of September and a calendar already being distributed cannot not be withdrawn.

No binding decision was made on the matter.

If the two sides still cannot come to terms, a three-member arbitration board has another 45 days to issue a binding decision.

In the end, Jones decided who won or loss in what were legally binding decisions.

He also questioned whether the Commission could render a binding decision unless it was unanimous.

Doherty judged cases in the show, making legally binding decisions.

They had no mandate for binding decisions, since elected laymen were not represented.

In mediation, the third party hears evidence and helps negotiate a settlement but does not have the power to make a binding decision.

We can come to some binding decisions here."

In many places, there is freedom of choice as to whether a binding decision or voluntary coordination is to be used.

When adopting these binding decisions, the European citizens' concerns and expectations regarding issues of an international nature should also be taken into account.

A communication is not a binding decision, but is simply intended to explain existing Treaty law.

Hardly any concrete or binding decisions are taken.

The documentation to support such a claim and the amount of relief are reviewed by a third party arbitrator, who makes a binding decision.

It is "the top representative body deliberating matters of general concern to the entire Arab community and making binding decisions."

An independent arbitrator hears the case and delivers a legally binding decision in favour of one party.

Here binding decisions were to be made by majority vote, and the Left Communists wanted to organise themselves against the right at this conference.

A referendum was held on this initiative, of which the turnout was too low to produce any binding decision.

In litigation, courts typically impose binding decisions on the disputing parties.