nonbinding

[nahn-bahynd-ing]

adjective

1. not binding; not legally enforceable.

Example Sentences

The nonbinding opinion by the top U.N. court, requested by the U.N.

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Last month, the developer ENTRA1 Energy signed a nonbinding agreement with the TVA for a potential power-purchase agreement covering NuScale’s power-module units.

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ISS told shareholders to vote against a nonbinding proposal which asks Tesla’s board to invest in xAI, which merged with Musk’s social-media company X in March.

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The French company, owned by billionaire Patrick Drahi, this week rejected a $20 billion joint nonbinding offer from Bouygues, Orange and Free-iliad Group for most of its telecom activities, known as SFR.

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The three French telecom majors put in a nonbinding offer on Tuesday for most of the assets of Altice’s SFR.

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