Sentence examples for bound to supported from inspiring English sources

As a further conformation that binding of Syt1-liposomes to Syt1-free supported lipid bilayers is mediated by Syt1, we labeled Syt1 with a fluorescent dye at a specific site and counted the number of optically colocalized Syt1 and liposome particles bound to supported lipid bilayers.

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.

Delegates from states that hold caucuses, such as Iowa and Nevada, technically are not bound to support their original candidate of choice.

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

If Labor MPs are bound to support the republic, support climbs to 86 in the lower house and 42 in the Senate.

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.

Bernard Jenkin, the former frontbencher who has been appointed to negotiate with ministers, said Tories were duty bound to support the enabling legislation.

Labor's national conference last month decided to continue to have a free vote for two terms of parliament, after which time its MPs and senators would be bound to support same-sex marriage.