Sentence examples for bind future from inspiring English sources

But commitments of this sort cannot bind future governments.

The idea of using a supermajority to bind future parliaments violates the notion of parliamentary sovereignty.

To attempt to bind future generations to an ephemeral and controversial economic prescription in itself demonstrates a radical lack of a sense of political proportion.

Lord Phillips, speaking this week at Inner Temple, set out his theory as to whether the Act can bind future parliaments.

His promise cannot bind future administrations to run surpluses that would be $2.7 trillion bigger over 15 years than they would otherwise have been.

An affirmative covenant, on the other hand, is usually personal in nature between the buyer and seller and generally does not run with the land to bind future owners.

The Supreme Court rejected the settlement in 1997 because it bound future claimants to terms they had no part in negotiating.

Cuccinelli says that is going to blow a huge hole in the state's budget and binds future governors.

That would bind her future to her past, but she feared that if she tried to defer, she might not have a future — she might never make it back.

"Those guidelines will bind all future commercial development on the site," he added.

But if peers do give their support the bill would bind any future government unless they decided to repeal it.