Sentence examples similar to bound views from inspiring English sources
Information is always good, and judges are not bound to view the information as in any way dispositive.
Mr. Summers will see them instead, but the smaller nations are bound to view Mr. Clinton's no-show as a snub.
The bound is viewed, not as an upper limit on neural activity, but as an internal benchmark on activation, such that when this benchmark is reached, the process of integration ceases, affecting both accumulators equally.
Ramsey and Somin argue that officials in other branches of government must obey judicial decisions invalidating their laws or policies and must follow the rules laid down in those decisions in similar future cases; Paulsen and Whelan reject this view, contending that no government officials are actually bound by the views of any of the others.
Avoid being narrow minded and bound to present views.
This fact is important because there is no reason that today's Fed should feel bound by the views of a former Fed chair.
These were not party-bound views; they were principled views.
And so even the thought of Mr. Clinton and Mr. Castro making polite conversation is bound to be viewed with suspicion by Cuban-Americans already smarting from the Elian incident.
But Liz's decision to chart a course and publicize a view bound to offend her sister is entirely volitional.
Given the failure by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to meet previous deadlines, this new timetable is bound to be viewed with scepticism.
Materials | Student journals; copies of the warm-up passages, either printed or projected for student viewing; bound, online, and thesaurus apps for student use Warm-Up | Distribute or project these passages from the end of "The Great Gatsby".
