People are bound to guard their wealth as best they can within the law.
Another issue arose with the recruiting of Zack Rosen, a 6-1 point guard bound for Penn and sought by universities like Rutgers and Virginia Tech.
Kansas State-bound guard Barry Brown of St . Petersburg Gibbsscored 25 points for Blue.
But the commission's antitrust watchdogs are bound to be on guard against any moves that might reduce competition.
There they bound and gagged three guards, according to an account provided by prison administrators, cut through a wire fence and walked to freedom.
It is probably true in the more dysfunctional prisons, but there is often a much more symbiotic relationship between inmates and guards, both bound by the odd and extremely circumscribed nature of the environment they share.
The most shocking art theft in the last decade took place in 1990, when two men dressed as police officers talked their way into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston in the middle of the night, bound and gagged the guards and made off with a priceless trove of items, including "The Concert" by Vermeer and "Storm on the Sea of Galilee," Rembrandt's only known seascape.
To keep them inactive they are bound by pro-survival guards [ 18].
FIRST by trade, now by tunnel, he has become bound to the best point guard there is.
Pierce, who said before the series began that no Nets player could guard him, was bound and chained, so much so that the talking that he and Walker had done to Jefferson earlier in the series was nonexistent tonight.
Russia might use nuclear weapons in response to a conventional attack, says Mr Rybkin, in part because its own conventional forces are in so parlous a state.Statements of that sort are bound to keep America on guard as it contemplates a larger exposure to European security through an expanded NATO.
