morally binding

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• A handshake agreement isn't legally enforceable, but many consider it morally binding.握手协议不具有法律强制力，但许多人认为它具有道义上的约束力。
• Although we never signed a contract, his promise felt morally binding.虽然我们从未签署合同，但他的承诺让人觉得具有道义上的约束力。
• The company's pledge to the community is considered morally binding by its employees.公司对社区的承诺被其员工视为具有道义上的约束力。
• Do you believe that a verbal commitment should be morally binding?你认为口头承诺应该具有道义上的约束力吗？
• She made a morally binding commitment to help them, regardless of the personal cost.她做出了一个有道义约束力的承诺，无论个人代价如何都要帮助他们。
• He felt the old tradition was morally binding on all members of the family.他觉得那个古老的传统对所有家庭成员都具有道义上的约束力。
• Some politicians treat campaign promises as suggestions, not as morally binding pledges.一些政客将竞选承诺视为建议，而不是具有道义约束力的保证。
• If you give your word, that promise becomes morally binding from that moment on.一旦你许下诺言，那个承诺从那一刻起就变得具有道义上的约束力。
• The doctor's oath is a professional creed that is morally binding.医生的誓言是一种具有道义约束力的职业信条。
• The treaty, while not ratified, established principles that were morally binding upon the signatory nations.该条约虽未经批准，但确立了对签署国具有道义约束力的原则。