Examples of using Should be binding in English and their translations into Danish
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The committee stipulated that the rules should be binding.
The decisions of the International Court of Justice should be binding for both the Member States and the international[64] organizations.
I believe that the Copenhagen agreement should be binding.
This means it is important that the levels should be binding, and not merely indicative.
I believe that the Copenhagen agreement to reduce global carbon emissions should be binding.
The question of whether some instruments(specific decisions and framework decisions) should be binding on the institutions of the Union is to be considered further by the Conference.
In suggesting a legislative framework,I am also saying that I believe the rules should be binding.
The existence of a mass influx of displaced persons should be established by a Council Decision, which should be binding in all Member States in relation to the displaced persons to whom the Decision applies.
On the substance of the report, my main point is that I agree with therapporteur that Annexes I, II and III should be binding.
Where the exposure reduction target is concerned, we believe that this should be binding, and we believe that it can be increased to 25.
All the other institutions seem instead to be backsliding with regard to its demands,although it is the very institutions themselves these demands should be binding on.
BRU PURÓN(S).-(ES) Madam President, the report of the Committee on Legal Affairs contained an amendment to delete paragraph 5 of Article 3 of the directive, in order toexpress Parliament's wish that the said directive should be binding on the Member States, in the sense that they will have to incorporate the whole of the directive and its contents into national legislation.
Commissioner, I would like to congratulate you on the nuclear package which you have just tabled and which, in particular, concerns new nuclear power plants, as well as the proposal that, in future, International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEO)standards should be binding.
We all therefore agree that there should be proper recognition of rights within the Union and that this should be binding on the organs and institutions of the Union.
So it is vital that the aid given to the various countries should contain clauses about the principle of equality, which should be binding.
At the time there was a long discussion on whether these criteria should be binding or non-binding.
The electronic market place is a virtual place where information is exchanged and contracts are entered into,goods are bought and paid for, and there should be binding rules.
In my view, the Union should agree common rules and obligations which should be binding on service providers.
Finally, Madam President, I should like to underscore the importance of the report approved in this committee, which not only launches proposals, butalso demands that the framework for cross-border cooperation should be binding on the Member States.
The third principle is that this mechanism should be binding.
You should be bound and whipped and ravaged.
Similarly, as far as China is concerned, we agree that China should be bound in the GATT and I have pursued the negotiations in China itself on that issue.
The same applies to non-compliance with the Energy Charter, by which Russia,as one of the signatories, should be bound.
Globalised politics presupposes that national politics andinterests founded on the sovereignty of the nation state should be bound to the global politics of common responsibility.
Altogether we are happy that the EU and Mexico have reached an agreement butwe do not believe that the UK should be bound by it.
PL Mr President, assuming that democratic systems,based on the rule of law, should be bound to publish provisions which are binding for their citizens, we should ensure that the activities of the institutions are transparent and open.
During the Christian era a council of theologians made the decision that the Old Testament and the New should be bound in one book, without any differentiation, as if they were stem and blossom, instead of immovable object and irresistible force.
When the unbelievers learned the Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam)had given instructions that they should be bound but treated well, they were surprised and heartened still further upon learning that they were not to go hungry but to share their captors' food.
The intention of life is not that millions upon millions of mankind's individuals should be bound to a sickbed and thereby cut off from being able to experience the normal pleasure and joy of daily life.
Whilst it is right andproper that a legislative body such as the European Union should be bound by minimum standards of what is acceptable in civilised society, nothing will be gained if the implementation of the Charter continues to develop along the lines set out in this report.