nonbinding
Adjective
Meaning
nonbinding (not comparable)
Alternative spelling of non-binding
Antonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
But the 2020 referendum that could have the biggest impact on the future of the United States isn’t even in a state at all: will vote on a nonbinding referendum asking simply, “Should Puerto Rico be admitted immediately into the union as a state?”
In addition to electing a governor, Puerto Ricans are voting in a nonbinding referendum on statehood.
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.
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.