On the other hand, however, several interviewees thought that, due to the obligatory use of care protocols, some patients received more and others less care than necessary: "You are bound to a set of rules, which is good on the one hand, that you have certain guidelines to provide care, that they say: We expect you to do this for each patient every year.
Care group B, podiatrist "You are bound to a set of rules, which is good on the one hand, that you have certain guidelines to provide care, that they say: We expect you to do this for each patient every year.
How such a case would be handled is hard to predict; some delegates are bound to a candidate by the rules of the state party, but not by state law.
As chaotic as the pieces look they are still bound to a specific set of rules.
The Identifier Translation Agency and the Privacy and Confidentiality Protection Committees should also be legislatively bound to a set of operational rules which make explicit the ethical standards against which proposals to link information held by other elements of the system are evaluated.
The Constitutional Council is legally bound to rule within one month.
Those scanning machines will be working overtime and if the experts spot that thin white line then they are duty bound to rule out certain fast bowlers.
As the presiding judge Mr Robertson is duty bound to rule on the application, but if he tries to keep his job by rejecting it the other appeal judges - an Austrian, a Nigerian and a Sierra Leonean - will hear the application.
Despite coconut water's recent world takeover (after all, anything endorsed by Rihanna is bound to rule the planet, right?), not everyone is entirely convinced of its greatness.
At the same time, this is a system evidently trying to prove that, even though the West unified the world -- from neocolonialism to globalization -- that shouldn't imply it's bound to rule forever in material or intellectual terms.
While unanimity is conventionally adhered to, the Eurogroup president is not bound to explicit rules".
