But if we stop people even discussing it, then aren't they bound to question why they aren't allowed to question it?
But many parents, and no doubt a few reviewers as well, are bound to question some of Orgill's choices.
Some are bound to question whether the library can raise the necessary funds, given the current financial crisis.
A Hollywood studio was bound to question whether American audiences would warm to an inherently British story.
If the government approves this kneejerk and cynical application then the public are bound to question whether ministers are too close to the agrochemicals companies and too distant from the ecology that feeds us".
Should the national team be eliminated early, Mr Torturra reckons, more Brazilians are bound to question the extravagant expense, which the government puts at 25.8 billion reais ($11.5 billion), spending that has not yielded the promised public infrastructure.
Which?'s executive director Richard Lloyd said: "When people see energy suppliers announcing increased profits despite a mild winter, they're bound to question whether they're paying a fair price.
As education budgets are squeezed by the recession and its effect on tax revenues, parents across the state are bound to question the judgment of those they have elected to run the schools.
Upon learning that the entire collection of more than 4,000 models -- approximately 75percentt currently on display -- was created solely by Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka, a father and son from Dresden, Germany, over a period of 50 years, you're bound to question how either of them found time for anything else -- eating and sleeping, let's say.
