Sentence examples for bound to cooperate from inspiring English sources
In such cases, the decision of a competent authority to use IMI should be voluntary, but once that authority has submitted a request for information or cooperation through IMI, the requested competent authority should be bound to cooperate and to provide a response.
Just as no African-American was morally bound to cooperate with Jim Crow, you have no duty to honor discrimination based on sexual orientation, even a petty regulation like this one.
He admitted he was bound to cooperate with Christie's, and that meant he had to cooperate with the government.
The findings reveal the extent of the government's control over platforms like WeChat, which are legally bound to cooperate with Chinese security agencies.
According to the treaty, Australia and the United States are bound to cooperate in military conflicts in the Pacific Ocean region although in recent conflicts, like Afghanistan, those supposed geographic limitations have seemed to matter less.
They base this on the observation that models in which the effects of activators can simply be added to those of repressors are sufficient to produce the stripe 2 pattern, and there is no need to assume that activators bound to adjacent sites cooperate with each other to augment their activities.
The Lisbon Treaty and the Dublin Rules would EU members bind legally to cooperate with each other and implement the rules.
He also insisted the BBC had a duty to cooperate, implying it was duty bound to reveal its source.
Both of these features of EQA pose major disadvantages when assessing private laboratories, as in Pakistan and many other developing country contexts, these facilities are not bound by law to cooperate with government EQA programs.
She also complained that the Kenyan government had insufficiently cooperated with the investigation, which it is bound to do as a full signatory of the court.
Unless legitimate businesses cooperate to stop the illicit diamond trade from arming West Africa's rebels and warlords, the best efforts of peacekeepers are bound to fail.
