Sentence examples for bound by the guidelines from inspiring English sources

But she emphasized that she was not bound by the guidelines and told Mr. Monserrate that each charge carried a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.

A prosecutor's discretion in selecting charges became the primary factor in sentencing, he argued, because once a conviction was obtained, judges felt largely bound by the guidelines.

Judges are not bound by the sentencing guidelines.

Individuals are not bound by these guidelines but, this lawyer says, may have a legal duty to investigate if they think the work is stolen, and I believe you have an ethical obligation to do so.

But while large drug companies, bound by F.D.A. rules, must keep meticulous track of who has handled their raw materials, compounding pharmacies are not bound by those guidelines, even though some have grown so large that they resemble commercial manufacturers.

But he is bound by the same ethics guidelines as others.

The statement pointed out that Premier League doctors are bound by the same GMC guidelines on "safety and quality", which advise that they are obliged to "take prompt action if you think that patient safety, dignity or comfort is being compromised".

A Swiss government-sponsored unit of the Paris-based Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which groups 34 of the world's richest countries, last year defined FIFA as a multi-national rather than a non-profit that was bound by the OECD's guidelines.

And although only AOL Time Warner will be bound by the rules, market pressures could conceivably prompt other cable companies to adopt similar guidelines.

We are bound by the evidence".

We're bound by the marketplace.