Sentence examples similar to bound by command from inspiring English sources
But Kant stresses that the head of state is bound by the commands of public reason.
The study was also welcomed by Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, who last year was in the middle of a water war when agencies under her command, bound by the Endangered Species Act, had to deny water to rural property owners, an important constituency of President Bush's.
This approach, defended by A. John Simmons (Simmons 2001) and Leslie Green (Green 1989) asserts that each person has a right not to be bound by the state's commands.
Add in one more factor of our moment: we have the first signs that members of the military high command may no longer feel completely bound by the classic American prohibition from taking any part in politics.
They don't feel bound by the pope's interpretation of doctrine or moral commands.
"Intoxicated by the cosmic vision of a mystic and bound by the firm belief of a jurisprudent who carries out God's command, Khomeini the politician was a powerful fusion.
And we are bound by them.
"Because we are bound by duty.
"I'm bound by a confidentiality agreement".
We are bound by the evidence".
