Sentence examples for bound Japanese from inspiring English sources

The cross shareholdings that once bound Japanese companies together and protected them from the attentions of unwanted suitors have largely been unwound, and foreign interest in buying up bits of corporate Japan is gathering pace.

The problems began to emerge late last year when inspection documents accompanying a shipment of nuclear fuel pellets bound for Japanese reactors were found to have been falsified.

British government inspectors reported in February that for months, employees who were supposed to be performing a final measurement of fuel pellets bound for Japanese reactors were instead copying numbers from previous shipments.

The book is limited to 1,000 special-edition copies that are each signed by Testino, bound in Japanese cloth and housed in a metal slipcase.

He considers himself bound to classic Japanese methods.

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1943P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about repatriated Americans homeward bound on the Japanese ship Teia Maru, one of the Aramis, a French ship.

REPORTER AT LARGE about repatriated Americans homeward bound on the Japanese ship Teia Maru, one of the Aramis, a French ship.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, December 18 , 1943P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about repatriated Americans homeward bound on the Japanese ship Teia Maru, one of the Aramis, a French ship.

The worms are bound for the Japanese Experiment Module "Kibo" on the International Space Station (ISS) where they will experience the same weightless conditions which can cause dramatic muscle loss in astronauts.

Lin Shu Ying — a Chinese travel agent in Tokyo who has been overwhelmed by cancellations by Japanese bound for China — suspects that the protests will drive Japan to reconsider its reliance on China.

The Lehmanization of this tradition-bound Japanese bank is startling.