Sentence examples for are bound under from inspiring English sources

Both are bound under a 1995 UN convention to agree fish catches with relevant states.

In an odd twist, however, they are bound under a shareholder pact to offer first to one another any shares they sell.

Odysseus and his beard are bound under a ram in this Attic Black Figure Krater from the late 6th c.

Banks are bound under this act, and I promise you banks will be brought to court because of this," Bouchard said.

Human Rights Watch says both sides are "bound under the laws of war" to minimize civilian casualties, but it points out that both the Houthis and coalition forces have already shown scant regard for such rules.

But if states insist on executing their citizens with lethal injections, they are bound under the Supreme Court's 2008 Baze vs. Rees decision — which found Kentucky's three-drug sodium thiopental protocol constitutional — to use methods that do not involve a "substantial risk of wanton and unnecessary infliction of pain, torture, or lingering death".

Nothing Tsarnaev said could have swayed the judge from imposing death, as he was bound under federal statute to follow the jury's recommendation.

The court affirmed the order, ruling that it was bound under the "Privileges and Immunities Clause" of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act to recognize the Swedish decree.

The basic structure of traditionally manufactured carpets consists of the backing fabric and the pile, which is bound under and between the weft.

Only Ireland, which was bound under its constitution to hold referenda on such issues, had committed itself to holding a national vote.

One thing perishes, and the Kosmic Reason- whose control nothing anywhere eludes- employs that ending to the beginning of something new; and, so, when the body suffers and the Soul, under the affliction, loses power, all that has been bound under illness and evil is brought into a new set of relations, into another class or order.