Sentence examples for bound to report from inspiring English sources

Any professor suspecting plagiarism is duty bound to report it.

And psychotherapists are bound to report the violent intentions of their clients, if they seem sincere.

Companies are not bound to report back on progress and when they do it's through a process of self-reporting.

That lawyer, Wendell Courtney, said in an interview this week that he would have been duty bound to report to law enforcement officials any allegations of inappropriate conduct toward children by Sandusky.

As the director of art and design, hired for this project, I feel almost ethically bound to report that from the first day of my involvement until the last, the only marketing consideration that guided my efforts was RCA Red Seal's hope that the presentation be worthy of the music therein contained.

Even if the acquaintance were also an attorney, he was not acting in his professional capacity, so I'm not certain that you'd be bound to report him, but it's a tricky matter and one you might want to confirm with your bar association.

If the FA chairman had solid evidence, he was duty-bound to report it formally.

* I feel duty-bound to report a reward is on offer for the return of a guitar belonging to classical musician Craig Ogden.

I also feel honor-bound to report that the audience at the performance I attended seemed to respond with genuine warmth.

All new staff, we were told, were encouraged to follow the trust's whistleblowing policy: this meant that we should feel duty-bound to report any incident, however small, that might jeopardise the wellbeing of a patient.

She's one of the film's producers; she co-wrote the script with Ben Falcone (her husband), who directed; and, though I'm honor-bound to report that "Tammy" is not a very funny comedy, it's worth adding that, in substance, it's hardly a comedy at all.