Sentence examples for bound to operate from inspiring English sources

The consensus is so definitive at present that the economy is bound to operate at sub-normal speed next year that it is a worthless hypothesis.

Reactions that always appear jointly in elementary routes are bound to operate together (Pfeiffer et al., 1999).

The Manchester medical team said it felt duty-bound to operate after concluding there was an 80 to 90percentt chance that if the twins remained joined, both would die in three to six months as Jodie's heart failed under the burden of supporting Mary.

The Los Angeles County Transportation Commission told the less-expensive Foothill agency to serve routes even though a state appeal court had already told the RTD that it was contractually bound to continue operating the same service.

The problem would be that Myanmar has not ratified the Rome Statute of the ICC and is not bound to co-operate with it.

Besides the less advanced RF front-end, USB-based sensing solutions rely on host machine softwares for processing, which are typically bound to certain operating systems.

The company's overarching strategy is that anything significant in computing should become tightly bound to the Windows operating system.

It will all be explained in the prospectus, says Jean-François.Flotation is bound to change the way Decaux operates.

"Events in Europe mean that the way the EU operates is bound to change significantly," they said.

The subordination of BubR1 kinetochore recruitment to the presence of Bub1 suggests that Bub3 may operate differently when bound to Bub1 or BubR1.

This is not completely unreasonable: if a foreign organisation working in Britain were ordered to close, but continued to operate, the authorities would be bound to react.