Sentence examples for bound to rule from inspiring English sources

The Constitutional Council is legally bound to rule within one month.

Those scanning machines will be working overtime and if the experts spot that thin white line then they are duty bound to rule out certain fast bowlers.

As the presiding judge Mr Robertson is duty bound to rule on the application, but if he tries to keep his job by rejecting it the other appeal judges - an Austrian, a Nigerian and a Sierra Leonean - will hear the application.

Despite coconut water's recent world takeover (after all, anything endorsed by Rihanna is bound to rule the planet, right?), not everyone is entirely convinced of its greatness.

At the same time, this is a system evidently trying to prove that, even though the West unified the world -- from neocolonialism to globalization -- that shouldn't imply it's bound to rule forever in material or intellectual terms.

But developing countries would also have to make the biggest changes if an agreement were reached, and many worry about being bound to rules that they might struggle to implement.

While unanimity is conventionally adhered to, the Eurogroup president is not bound to explicit rules".

"If the police tried to do this, Judge," Mr. Quinn added, but the judge interrupted, saying that police eyewitness identification procedures did not apply to her. "I'm not bound to any rules of lineup, show-ups, or anything else," Judge Scheindlin said, noting this was not a criminal trial.

Because of the nature of the contest, and after consulting with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, contestants were bound to certain rules: no asking for sensitive information such as passwords.

For many years, SR has been considered something bound to become the rule in the very near future [2, 10].

Finally, national regulators are bound to interpret the rules differently, creating an uneven playing field.