The phrase "are bound to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is certain to be relevant or applicable in a given context.
Example: "The rules of the competition are bound to apply to all participants, regardless of their experience level."
Alternatives: "are likely to apply" or "are expected to apply."
The defendants insist that we are bound to apply this unchangeable common law "rule" in this case.
We hold that our State courts are bound to apply State procedural rules.' Istre v. Diamond M. Drilling Co., supra, 226 So.2d, at 794.
In their decision, the judges wrote, "The plain and unambiguous language of our State Constitution, which we are bound to apply, requires us to reverse" a lower court's decision favoring the current map.
It exists only because it is practiced by officials, and it is not only the recognition rule (or rules) that best explains their practice, it is rule to which they actually appeal in arguments about what standards they are bound to apply.
An important consequence of precedents' practical authority is this: since courts are bound to apply the law, and since earlier decisions have practical authority over the content of the law (i.e., over what is the law), later courts are bound to follow the decisions of earlier cases.
3 Having made that judgment, California is bound to apply it to all defendants or to none.
In one situation, however, Google is bound to apply one country's laws across all its domains, even if their own laws are different.
"This court is bound to apply the plain meaning of the statute even when the application apparently results in an apparent anomaly".
Not everyone, unfortunately, always appreciates either the role or the rules the examiner is bound to apply".
Now I am incapable of looking back at my fleeting meeting with him with any kind of objectivity, I am bound to apply, with hindsight, some special significance to his fragility, meekness and humility.
In that judgment the Court determined that the Treaty did not intend to create new remedies which national courts would be bound to apply to ensure observance of Community law.
