Sentence examples for bound to buy from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Telekom is legally bound to buy as much as 10 percent more of O.T.E.

Rather than wander around replica airport terminals, people are bound to buy most of their goods online.

Private equity firms were typically bound to buy the company they had agreed to acquire or risk being sued.

Should the seal be lost, the alien is bound to buy another as soon as he is requested by some officer of the law.

The price is €650,000, and applicants are also bound to buy or rent property and invest in government bonds to the tune of €115,000.

Since 1949, the federal government has been legally bound to buy whatever milk American dairy farmers produce that cannot be sold to the public.

Students -- and anyone else for that matter -- would have access to digital textbooks and not be bound to buying the latest edition stocked in a campus bookstore.

People with plenty of money lying around are bound to want to buy it if they get a test-drive; they'll figure out what to use it for later.

Americans were bound to start buying cars en masse sooner or later, and a wave of recalls wasn't going to stop them.

An Iowa community's campaign urging residents to buy toilet paper locally was bound to be the butt of jokes.

It would be as if the consumers were asked to buy something while hypnotized, and therefore they are bound to be misled.