Make a television series about a teenage wizard, and you are bound to be accused of trying to ride the coattails of Harry Potter.
I made a commitment to the track team and they didn't give anything back.' Cavendish is bound to be accused of sour grapes, though similar views were voiced during the Olympics, and even Chris Boardman, head of research and development at British Cycling, concedes the point.
An energetic foreign policy, tackling a large number of issues, is almost bound to be accused of lacking focus.And yet, however understandable, the Clinton administration's unfocused vision is troubling: without focus, it is hard to maintain voters' interest in foreign policy, let alone their willingness to pay for it.
Kennedy said cuts to federal public defender funding could end up not saving money, because judges are constitutionally bound to appoint lawyers to defend the accused.
In the 1960's, he argued, any black man accused of any crime was bound to be indicted and convicted.
The pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party HDPP), accused by the government of being bound to the PKK, called for a renewed ceasefire and an extraordinary parliamentary meeting.
A department so outnumbered is bound to make mistakes — crimes go unsolved, innocent people are falsely accused, criminals remain unpunished.
A referendum campaign is bound to be bitter and would provide a fresh forum for the AKP's critics to accuse it of pursuing an Islamist agenda in breach of Turkey's secular constitution, a charge the party vehemently denies.
"That is bound to influence what we say, what we do" with any other priests accused of crimes in the future, he added.
Enjoying substantial backing from Sanford's Senate colleague, Jesse Helms, Faircloth accused Sanford of being a tax-and-spend liberal bound to special interests.
