Sentence examples for bound to do so from inspiring English sources

It is bound to do so, it supposes, because of their legions of supporters outside Congress.

They can use the caucus as a guide (and they do) but they are not bound to do so.

"Of course it's generating controversy and generating interest, anything of this scale is bound to do so.

In the following 12 months, with the election some distance away, they are bound to do so, making their leaders sweat.

He also asked if they would speak to prosecutors in the case, but said they were not bound to do so.

Developing countries, including giants like China and India, would pledge to seek emissions limits in the future, but would not be legally bound to do so.

"If you're privileged enough to be asked to serve your national team I think you're honour-bound to do so," he said, sounding like a man who would be equally happy to stay.

The UK and Denmark are the only two EU members with opt-outs from the euro - the other countries that have not yet joined are treaty-bound to do so, when their economies are ready for it.

The best way to handle it is after you've decided who to ask, be blunt and say, "Will you be willing to write a very strong, positive letter for me?" If they say yes, they are duty-bound to do so.

The Panel defends and takes an intermediate position in this section: healthcare professionals may accede to the request made by an autonomous individual for assistance with suicide or voluntary euthanasia, though they are not professionally duty-bound to do so.

Having pledged to decommission their arms, they are now bound to do so..