Sentence examples for bound to issue from inspiring English sources

Specially because the EU is bound to issue its own unilateral sanctions against Iran.

There are bound to be issues concerning playing time.

Then there are bound to be issues about selling it.

When something looks so utilitarian but costs so much, there are bound to be issues once the tags come off.

"When you're talking about five to eight million contract actions a year, are there bound to be issues with some individual contracts?

In an age when most encounters in the public square take place through media representations -- it was bound to happen: every issue that comes along invites you to dwell on who you are rather than the issue itself.

Moreover, his lack of clothes was bound to be an issue should someone appear.

Michael E. Botos, a lawyer who worked with Judge Middlebrooks at the Steel firm, said the judge's Democratic background was bound to become an issue.

Polls suggest that the SNP could help form a new government after next month's election, which is bound to bring the issue of constitutional reform right to the top of the political agenda.

The dragon in the room ReprintsRussia's annexation of Crimea and Mr Putin's policy of protecting Russians and Russian-speakers in the former Soviet world were bound to reopen the issue of Transdniestria.

There are too many issues facing the board and the chancellor -- not least steering the system toward its educational goals during a mayoral campaign where education is bound to be an issue -- to allow personal and philosophical differences to interfere with good governance.