"Private providers won't be bound to provide workers with the same contract terms, so there's a danger positions may be undermined," said William Brown, a first-year English student.
"The president is not bound to provide security to any individual.
"I think we're duty bound to provide support," Bush said.
"That's why we are not bound to provide shelter to the Rohingyas".
In a recent speech at Queensborough Community College, Mr. Hayden said that CUNY's new master plan would cost "money the city and state are honor bound to provide".
As collateral for the loan, Laos was bound to provide China with minerals, including potash and copper.
In fact, the inevitable increase in regulation to ease the banking system's problems is bound to provide a rich stream of revenue to consulting firms.
In Europe, and in the rest of the world, telecom operators are not legally bound to provide broadband service at a specified rate of speed.
We are rooting for Burris to make it into office, since any Roland who names his kids Roland II and Rolanda is bound to provide a welcome diversion in the gloomy months ahead.
The two experts said that under the Climate Change Authority Act, it was legally bound to provide independent advice, and to recommend measures that were "environmentally effective" and based on science.
Perhaps a jazz musician, alive to nuance, improvisation and contradiction in a way that few stadium-filling songwriters can be, is bound to provide a more authentic, or at least authentic-seeming, account of human experience.
