Sentence examples for attempts to bind from inspiring English sources

For some reason it is introduced three (and a half) times in one paragraph, each time slightly differently: "the intensity of attempts to bind... ........, "a frequency ('conditional intensity') of binding attempts" and "the parameter of a Poisson stochastic process".

"Congress has passed a law that attempts to bind the world," he said to me.

The bill contains measures that will protect workers from employers' attempts to bind workers to an exclusive zero-hour contract with a single firm.

In 1997, rejecting an effort to settle the claims of "hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions" of people exposed to asbestos through a $1.3 billion class action, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg traced the history of attempts to bind together many claims in a single suit.

Additional attempts to bind the fate of urban and suburban students have similarly failed, leaving the two worlds of urban and suburban education largely separate.

For many other design offices, the reasons vary for these consistent attempts to bind materials used in the construction of environments and products with an increasing sensibility and communicability with users and environments.

Its two acts made no attempt to bind scenes together according to geography or history.

Yet, in the end, Law's attempt to bind the deadly secret failed.

The model funding agreement left by Labour attempted to bind academies into the local authority family.

He failed, however, in his attempt to bind Italy firmly to the empire.

Their appointments were seen as an attempt to bind the Eurosceptic Thatcherite right into his EU strategy.