"So have our notions of loyalty, and the importance of sex and sexual life as a binding force".
Too much flour, not enough flour; flax egg proves tough as a binding agent, but bananas are too soft.
Inspired by Wiesel and other memoirists, such as Primo Levi, increasingly American Jews saw the Holocaust as a binding tie.
if Roe were overturned but "O.K. also" if the Supreme Court viewed it as a binding precedent.
The law, on the other hand, endures as a binding force precisely because it does not arouse the passions that are stoked by competing ideas of justice.
Mr. Khan attributes this to the plastic's tendency to act as a binding agent, thereby increasing the ability of bitumen to hold together at higher temperatures.
Performance can act as a binding agent, and that is political in a way.
But Rubio had made what he viewed as a "binding agreement" to support the nominee, and he emphasized that he still thought that Trump was the better option.
Posters from the time described recommended treatments, including laudanum (morphine), calomel (mercury) as a binding laxative, and camphor as an anesthetic.
This UPER was used as a binding agent to produce mortars polymers.
Contrastingly, the Austrian Gentechnikgesetz [2] establishes 'step-by-step' as a binding precondition of authorisations.
