Sentence examples similar to bound by predetermined commitments from inspiring English sources

During the Watergate scandal, Attorney General Elliot Richardson and his deputy, William Ruckelshaus, felt bound by the commitments they had given Congress not to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox.

King wants to lead that round of fundraising and pointed out that the board of a publicly limited company is bound by its stated commitments.

They've simply imbibed the conventional wisdom that members of Congress should be free to negotiate anything without being bound by commitments made beforehand.

We are bound by solemn commitment to defend one another.

Although we understand their frustration, we are bound by this commitment and must continue to honor it".

Having now finished her second term, she no longer feels bound by the commitment made prior to taking her first post".

Today you join a university community bound by its commitment to high ideals and to respect for individuals and their ideas.

Concerned that Tollner might not feel bound by Robinson's commitment, Junior and his mother visited the Trojans' new coach.

This way, you're not bound by the time commitment of an entire meal.

Marriage, for me, was a sacred ceremony shared only between a man and a woman bound by mutual affection and commitment.

A society happens when a cluster of people are bound by a network of personal commitments.