Sentence examples for bound by the first from inspiring English sources
No, Amazon is not bound by the first amendment.
But he said the I.O.C. was not a United States agency and so was not bound by the First Amendment.
Unlike the UK, the United States is supposed to be bound by the first amendment of the constitution, which exists to bar such treatment of journalists.
The most egregious get litigated through FIRE's two-year-old litigation program, which targets violations at public colleges (only public institutions, which are arms of the government, are directly bound by the First Amendment).
And when disputes arise on campus, courts typically distinguish between public institutions, which are bound by the First Amendment, and private ones, which may retain stronger rights to set their own rules.
The school won in Federal District Court in Nashville, but the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Cincinnati, overturned that ruling on the ground that as a private organization, the athletic association was not bound by the First Amendment.
And in Heller's sequel, McDonald v. Chicago, the court majority last summer said the states are bound by the Fourteenth Amendment to honor that right.
This allowed it to claim that it was not bound by the Fourth Geneva Convention — a determination with far-reaching implications.
"While the Fisa court isn't formally bound by the second circuit's ruling, it will certainly have to grapple with the second circuit's interpretation of the 'relevance' requirement.
"The administration is not bound by the second circuit outside that court's jurisdiction, and in any event, the court imposed no remedy, instead sending it back to the lower court.
It is therefore important to restate Israel's obligations under international law.On many occasions the international community has reaffirmed in the UN General Assembly and Security Council that Israel is an occupying power of Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and bound by the fourth Geneva Convention.
