Sentence examples for bound to join from inspiring English sources

Like Denmark, Britain has an opt-out from the single currency (other non-euro members are legally bound to join).

Faced with such an unimpeachable proposition, even the most determinedly hawkish, secular parties were bound to join the Yes camp.

Now that the precedent extends both ways, other nations are bound to join in the legal fray, suing the US (or one another) in grievance defaults.

They were signalling the loss of certainty over a superb fighting tradition, and you were bound to join them if you happened to spend some time with another Australia captain, Steve Waugh, when he produced one of the most astonishing acts of individual commitment and will in his team's 4-1 trinmph in 2001.

The outs are divided: Britain and Denmark have formal opt-outs; Sweden has decided to stay out for now; the seven others, apart perhaps from the Czech Republic, are legally bound to join and wish to do so .The emotion is very different if you are trying to stay away from a woman or trying to get into bed with her," says one European official.

We're curious to see how Deacon incorporates this app into his performances, as it's bound to join his famed dance-offs and call-and-response revelry as another mode of crowd participation.

Orthologues of eIF4G (IFG-1), to which IFEs bind to join the ribosome, also exert preferential mRNA recruitment and influence germ cell fate.

In terms of his own re-election, Garfield had very much desired to re-enter private life, but since the outlook for his party was dire, he felt duty-bound to join the fray.

Or embark on a Putinisation of the Milibrand, fighting off the charges of weakness by doing Prime Minister's Questions topless, holding a fishing rod, then annexing Vince Cable who would be bound to vote to join Labour in a referendum, the way things are going.

DNA ligase 1 expression increases during proliferation, and it binds to PCNA to join Okazaki fragments.

With one church for every day of the year, you're bound to find a Panagiri to join in with when you visit this lovely island.