binding agreement

基本解釋

But she said a legally binding agreement could take up to a year.
但是她說(shuō)，達(dá)成具有法律約束力的協(xié)定需要一年時(shí)間。
For the first time in history, a nation would seriously consider accepting a binding agreement not to extract fossil fuels.
人類歷史上第一次有一個(gè)國(guó)家考慮接受一個(gè)有約束力的協(xié)議，不去開(kāi)采化石燃料。
It is now more likely that President Obama will go because he will not be forced to sign a legally binding agreement which the US Senate could reject.
現(xiàn)在來(lái)看，奧巴馬總統(tǒng)比以往更有可能參加峰會(huì)，因?yàn)樗粫?huì)被迫簽署一份可能被美國(guó)參議院否決的具有法律約束力的協(xié)議。

The goal was to reach a legally binding agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, blamed for heating up the atmosphere.
The Copenhagen conference was to come up with a binding agreement to succeed the 1997 Kyoto Protocol which mandated emissions cuts, but was not signed by some of the world's biggest polluters, including the United States.
"What we hear is that the kind of legally binding agreement that we,for instance, did inside the European Union, will probably not be possible since some of the countries like the United States say we do not have the support in our congress to make a ratification on an international agreement,".

The world's only binding agreement to curb emissions has been a colossal failure.
ECONOMIST: Climate-change talks