Nonbinding in a sentence

An earlier version of this article misidentified the portion of the United Nations General Assembly that approved a nonbinding cease-fire resolution.

The bill also directs almost $1 million to establish a Clemency Review Commission that will review and research each petition from inmates and make a nonbinding recommendation to the Board of Pardons on whether to grant the requests.

The nonbinding vote garnered widespread support not only from students, but from hundreds of faculty, staff, and alumni who signed an open letter in support of the policy change in the weeks leading up to the vote.

Applicants must also meet with the 25-person Zoning Advisory Council, composed of ward renters and homeowners who provide nonbinding feedback.

Attorney General Jason Miyares, also a Republican, said in a nonbinding legal analysis that the policies were in line with federal and state nondiscrimination laws and school boards must follow their guidance.

In 2014, he resigned as a minister to vote against a nonbinding House of Commons motion recognizing the state of Palestine.

Two officials from Attorney General Tim Griffin's office, which issued a nonbinding legal opinion days before the audit making the same conclusion, also appeared before the panel.

In addition to electing a governor, Puerto Ricans are voting in a nonbinding referendum on statehood.

Japan declared a state of emergency in April and May, making nonbinding stay-at-home and business closure requests.

Sweden votes in a nonbinding referendum to join the European Union.

The Iraqi vote Sunday to expel the U.S. forces was nonbinding, and nearly half of the members of the parliament — primarily those representing ethnic Kurdish and Sunni Muslim minorities — did not vote.

US President Donald Trump has threatened Iraq with imposing ‘very big sanctions’ if the Iraqi parliament follows through its nonbinding resolution to oust American forces from its soil.

We should remember that this vote that was taken a few days ago in the Iraqi parliament was a nonbinding vote—so, symbolic.

An overwhelming majority is expected to vote for independence in the referendum,which is nonbinding.

He had voted for the memorandum, he said, in part because it was nonbinding and required a 50/50 groundwater district meeting share between Marfa and Presidio.

If the city had only passed some sort of nonbinding resolution calling the group a “domestic terrorist organization” they might have gotten away with it.

Re: "Dems call for sprint to emission-free future - Republicans blast nonbinding proposal as costly, 'delusional,'" Feb. 8 news story.

The board, whose views are nonbinding, didn’t opine about how much damage the pipe caused.

Congress included a nonbinding note with the bill saying the first of the six heavy icebreakers should be delivered by 2023.

Councilor Jason LaForest, a member of the committee, said the resolution was nonbinding and solely focused on the insurance issue, not any of the other reasons some neighbors had raised over noise or zoning.