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The phrase "are bound to conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an obligation or expectation to carry out a certain action or behavior.
Example: "As professionals in this field, we are bound to conduct ourselves with integrity and respect."
Alternatives: "are obligated to perform" or "are required to carry out".
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"The Facebook post reproduced is antithetical to the standards of the RCMP and the manner in which its employees are bound to conduct themselves," the statement says.
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The NLRB appointments were legitimate because they came "in the midst of an extended period during which the Senate was bound to conduct no business," James Coppess, a lawyer for the Teamsters - a party in the case, said in a court filing.
In a statement to VICE, the RCMP said it is investigating the post and that on- and off-duty officers are bound to the force's code of conduct.
There are bound to be things that don't work, but you learn so much about what conducting is.
They are bound to.
You are bound to pose more.
But people are bound to want more.
We are bound to grow up".
The commercial pressures are bound to grow.
These distinctions are bound to create controversy.
There are bound to be problems.
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