Sentence examples for bound to exercise from inspiring English sources

His return today and next week is bound to exercise interest and Yorkshire are expecting a scrum of reporters and cameramen.

That was because the secretary of state was bound to exercise his release powers in accordance with article 3. A manual issued by the prison service setting out the restrictive conditions was "of no consequence".

And given how badly the fragile trust between the two sides has been ruptured in the last 16 days, the meeting is bound to be a tense exercise in breaking down intransigent positions.

Trying to sum up the consequences when the division lists are still be written up is bound to be a flawed exercise, but here are some initial thoughts on what it means.

By 2006 that was down to 67%.In fairness to officials, negotiating a decades-long contract with a private company is bound to be a tricky exercise requiring plenty of expensive legal gymnastics.

The representatives are not bound to slavishly uphold public opinion, but to exercise their judgment.

Wheelchair bound elderly people can learn from wheelchair bound young people to exercise their upper body and trunk muscles.

The exercises are bound to put Iranian warships close to vessels of the United States Fifth Fleet, based in Bahrain, which patrols some of the same waters, including the Strait of Hormuz.

The raising of an arm -let alone a series of arm-raise exercises is bound to restrict your range of movement.

Disentangling and streamlining business processes, aided with targeted selective acquisition of functions, is an exercise that is bound to both reduce costs and enhance business edginess without sacrificing present competitive positionning.

"Any encounter with the police in which the police are exercising their authority is bound to have an effect on a juror," she said.