Sentence examples for be bound by a from inspiring English sources

(iv) Will be bound by a final and non-appealable order of the court.

But flexibility will prevail only if it can be bound by a firm disciplinary framework.

OCRs contain many cis-elements that can be bound by a variety of TFs.

Why should modern Iraq be bound by a line drawn in 1922?

For that reason he argues that he should not be bound by a contrary finding in that case.

People need to believe in something of what they're seeing; they want to be bound by a single strong emotion.

But Mr. Gore asserted that he could not be bound by a proposal that Mr. Bush had rejected.

By contrast, the IPC would be bound by a national policy statement drawn up by ministers and scrutinised by Parliament.

Intesa Sanpaolo said in a statement that the partners would be bound by a shareholders' pact aimed at ensuring a balance between the Italians and the Spanish investor.

Adani has maintained that the mine will deliver substantial economic benefits to Queensland and will be bound by a raft of rigorous federal environmental conditions.

He pointed out that the Valley's police force would not be bound by a rule in Los Angeles that prevents police officers from making immigration arrests.