Sentence examples for bound to attend from inspiring English sources

Countries will be legally bound to attend summit meetings where they must give progress reports on their commitments.

But she says she has felt bound to attend the court sessions because she wants people to remember 58 victims, not 57.

For this reason clerics in major orders since the Middle Ages have been obliged to recite the divine office, or "breviary," privately if they are not bound to attend the office in choir.

You decided, between you, and in order to advance your extremist cause, to murder a soldier in public in broad daylight and to do so in a way that would generate maximum media coverage, including getting yourselves killed by armed officers who would be bound to attend the scene in the aftermath of the murder – thereby expecting that you would become martyrs and each gain a place in paradise.

As a reporter, I also occasionally felt duty-bound to attend press briefings concocted by Washington's militarized theorists of a future American-dominated world of global free markets, spreading democracy, and perfect security in the oddly rebranded "homeland".

The News Media Coalition has today said international agencies, such as Reuters and Associated Press, will not cover the event unless planned restrictions are relaxed: "Without changes international news agencies are bound to consider not attending this year's event to provide editorial coverage..

They were built more than 100 years ago, and just like the bridges and tunnels of New York City, they're bound to fail if not attended to.

With so many business events to attend, you're bound to receive dozens, if not hundreds of business cards.

Given the caliber of the people who attend Princeton, there are bound to be alumni who achieve distinction in public service every 50 to 75 years and deserve to be honored.

It is bound to be a major draw for visitors attending the London Games.

But after 13 seasoned years of attending the festival, something was bound to happen.