Sentence examples for bound to purchase from inspiring English sources

He was rebutted by Iowa Congressman John A. Kasson, chairman of the House Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, who stated that the bronze alloy did not resemble brass, and he could not support the proposition that the government is bound to purchase from a supplier because he has spent money in anticipation of sales.

"This was an operation on a massive scale". Defence attorney Jerome Mooney portrayed Kurniawan as a scapegoat who, in buying thousands of bottles of vintage wine, was bound to inadvertently purchase a few fakes given their widespread availability on the market.

The Boston couple were legally bound to the purchase contract, but the potential buyers were able to walk away.

Solid-phase anionic-exchange resin (trimethylaminopropyl group bound to silica) was purchased from Analytichem (Harbor City, CA).

While you may not be legally bound to complete the purchase, bidding without the intent to buy is a violation of ebay's policies.

The over-the-counter market is dwarfed by that within a vast compliance framework for cutting emissions the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM through which companies bound to the Kyoto Protocol can purchase offsets from projects in the developing world.

According to Mr. Hynes, the title companies that guaranteed the sales of the properties are legally bound to reimburse any buyer who purchased a building from Mr. Walker.

When your main job is searching the Internet for the best products, deals, and trends to shop, you're bound to make a few purchases yourself.

Even the buyer, despite spending millions to purchase the work, is contractually bound to a great deal of secrecy.

Among all those items are bound to be a number of books, purchased and read (or not read) for this year's classes.

Legislating what foods our children can and can't purchase in school is bound to be unpopular with food companies and even some students and parents.