Sentence examples for bound individuals from inspiring English sources

Organizations can structure, or bound, individuals' decisions by manipulating the premises on which decisions are made.

Napoleon wished to strengthen the ties that bound individuals together, which derived from religion, the family, and state authority.

This gives those non-college bound individuals, or those who have made a mistake in their past, an opportunity outside of the minimum wage job market.

By day nine, two south bound individuals had reached the Polar Front (2.2°C; Table 4).

There were 13 participants excluded from the analysis: Parkinson's disease (n = 1), significant vision impairment that impaired daily functioning (n = 3), wheelchair bound individuals (n = 1), MMSE < 24 (n = 7) and CDR of 1 (n = 1).

The dummy letter x is here called a bound (individual) variable.

Large-scale external levees bound the entire system whilst smaller-scale internal levees bound individual thalweg channels within the channel-belt.

This approach has been shown to provide extensive information about both tightly bound individual lipids and global protein bilayer contacts.

To the believer in the idea of gift-giving as a practice that binds individuals, and indeed societies, a store-specific piece of plastic preloaded with $50 is an offensively thoughtless dodge.

Many people believe that there are moral laws that bind individuals in the same way that political laws do.

The strengths are indicated in ethics of intergenerational responsibility that still binds individuals in family life and is the basis of intergenerational instrumental solidarity.