Sentence examples for bound to approve from inspiring English sources

The League is bound to approve the move to Buckinghamshire, providing it meets its requirements.

It was not bound to approve any report that did not conform to its judgment as to what was right; and without such confirmation the board could not proceed in the execution of the work contemplated by the legislature.

Since it has always maintained that Communists should occupy the Chinese seats in the Security Council & General Assembly of the U.N., it is bound to approve our new position.

The IRS is not bound to approve the request and granting a waiver is discretionary.

The U.S., for example, is legally bound to automatically approve all exports of natural gas to countries with which it has a free trade pact.

If those twin goals can be achieved, it is then duty-bound to approve projects that would improve millions of lives.

Indeed, they are bound to worsen if Congress approves deep near-term spending cuts as part of a debt-limit deal while letting relief and recovery measures expire.

Notably, 222 ligands were bound to >10 proteins, including approved drugs such as isotretinoin, spermidine, and salicylic acid.

In Denmark, all hospitals and clinics are legally bound to report to an approved national database.

Ed DeSeve, a senior aide to Obama, said in a prepared statement: "With 20,000 projects approved, there are bound to be some mistakes -- when we find them, we have been transparent about it, and worked on a bipartisan basis to shut them down immediately.

Because Trump wants to build a wall along the Mexican border and, because Curiel might not approve of that, he is bound to be biased in his rulings.