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When Softbank bought Arm in 2016 it avoided this kind of review, in part due its legally binding commitment on jobs.

Binding the resolution of my case to progress in the nuclear negotiations is profoundly unjust.

That ruling is binding law in the United States, no matter what the former vice president says.

While a good start, some security experts say the guidelines should be binding.

Next, Labour established, in law, binding Sharia tribunals that Muslims could attend instead of normal British courts.

“For any agreement to be binding under the Iraqi constitution, it had to be approved by the Iraqi parliament,” Kahl wrote.

Now, why don't I feel the electricity when I touch the binding posts of this dry cell?

Messrs. Methuen are now publishing popular Novels in a new and most charming style of binding.

Finish by tacking a handsome fringe all round the cushion, so as to conceal the binding.

Meantime, it is binding upon the National and State Governments and all our inhabitants.

The felspar or China stone furnish the fluxing ingredients for fusing and binding.