Sentence examples for bound to reject from inspiring English sources

And EU regulators are duty bound to reject GM foods, after sustained protests by Europe's consumers in direct conflict with US farmers.

But it's downright dangerous for this president to saddle his successor with a lopsided proposal that voters in Israel are duty bound to reject.

The technocratic Airports Commission were bound to reject it, although they chickened out of quite saying so to Boris Johnson last year, agreeing to give his pet project one final look, even as they dropped it from the shortlist.

Whether this was at the insistence of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, as Obama's defenders argue, or because Obama offered so few troops, and so half-heartedly, that Maliki was bound to reject the offer matters less than this: Obama was content with the zero option and, as he made clear at the time, sanguine about Iraq's prospects without a U.S. presence.

But if elections had not been held in May, and the UK subsequently sought to stay on as a member state to avoid a no-deal Brexit, for example, the EU would be bound to reject a request, the document seen by the Guardian says.

BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said the vote was a "significant blow" to Mr Clegg, presenting a dilemma in the event of coalition talks following the next election because he would be bound to reject all likely expansion options.

By the standard metrics used by antitrust regulators to assess market concentration, the deal was bound to be rejected.

But he argues that foreign troops are a toxin bound to be rejected by Iraqis, and that expanding the number of American troops merely puts off the day when Iraqis are forced to take responsibility for their own security.

One of the Iranian officials, Mohsen Rezaii, the secretary of the Expediency Council, an advisory group to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had suggested Syria as an option, which was bound to be rejected by at least the Western members of the P5-plus-1 group, who have called Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, unfit to rule.

These 20 PDB_REDO models showed 450 possible ligand-binding site pairs, of which 9 were rejected because the ligand was covalently bound to a residue, and 366 were rejected because the ligand was either on the exclusion list or covalently bound to a ligand on that list.

Prospective candidates apparently believe that the national unity produced by the terrorist attack is bound to favor the party in power and reject the party in opposition.