Sentence examples for bound to support from inspiring English sources

America would also feel bound to support Seoul against China.

Mr. Fish noted that delegates were not "legally bound" to support Mr. Huckabee.

He now disavows the 2011 theatrical version of "Margaret," which he was contractually bound to support when it was released.

The implications of such a vote would be clear – everyone would be bound to support the result.

Unless I have missed something, am I now bound to support all manner of make-work public spending?

"As an Aussie, I feel duty bound to support anyone but England," says Murray, who also thanks me for pointing him to that George Monbiot article.

According to our working model, N-acetylated sugars originating from prey mucins bind to supporting cell chemoreceptors to induce 'tuning' (i.e. the downward shift in frequency responsiveness).

Negative selection and counterselection are often employed in order to remove aptamers which bind to supports and molecules similar to the target, respectively.

As an 1199 delegate, she said, she was bound to publicly support the governor.

"Enough of them feel strongly about it that we feel duty-bound to support them," Goldberg said.

Ironically, this made him feel more English, as England were playing Australia at cricket and Sheed felt duty-bound to support them.