Sentence examples for bound to impose with from inspiring English sources

Harrison had told a conference – in 2008 – that most sentences judges were bound to impose, with rare exceptions, were too long.

He didn't make the law, he told her, but he was bound to impose it.

"If it weren't for the mandatory minimum aspect of this, I would use my discretion and impose some separate sentence," he told Mr. Wollard, adding that he was "duty bound" to impose 20 years.

When Hillary Clinton lost her bid to the Democratic nomination, her Ladyship packed up her toys and jumped into the Republican sandbox with John McCain, and his platform of anti-choice, anti-gay rights, and all the other obstructions to progress the Republicans feel bound to impose.

I don't want to impose with my own interpretation.

As educators, we are morally bound to not impose our own political beliefs upon our students.

Though Mossack Fonseca was not legally bound to comply with US sanctions, it had an obligation to react to EU measures imposed in May 2011 and extended to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) in June of that year.

It's almost bound to happen with this".

Claire Messud's novel has a lot to live up to - not merely due to its inclusion on the Booker longlist, let alone its imposing size, but because a glance at the first line of the cover ("In Manhattan, just after the century's turn, three 30-year-old friends are seeking their fortunes... ..) immediately suggests that it is bound to end with 9/11.

It is therefore bound to act compatibly with the act.

Otherwise you're bound to wind up with a divorce.