Sentence examples for considered bound to from inspiring English sources

All subsequent generations of jurists were considered bound to taqlīd, the unquestioned acceptance of their great predecessors as authoritative, and could, at most, issue legal opinions drawn from established precedents.

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

And, considering that Donald Trump has now repeatedly said he would not consider himself bound to America's NATO obligations - obligations that were indeed ratified by the Senate in simpler times (ahem, NATO stands for North Atlantic Treaty Organization) - this supposedly principled fealty to treaties comes off as a little less than sincere.

He considers himself bound to classic Japanese methods.

In our life together I shall not hold you to any medieval code of faithfulness to me, nor shall I consider myself bound to you similarly...

In our life together I shall not hold you to any medieval code of faithfulness to me, nor shall I consider myself bound to you similarly..

Richard Gere is George Palmer Putnam, her quietly suffering husband to whom she wrote before their marriage: "I shall not hold you to any medieval code of faithfulness to me nor shall I consider myself bound to you similarly.

Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks blamed his short-term regiments for his failure to take Port Hudson, La., by storm, claiming that the men "openly say they do not consider themselves bound to any perilous service".

Just like Google was never going to consider itself bound to DeepMind's co-founder's assurance two years ago that "DeepMind operates autonomously from Google".

Adherents of both extreme and robust patriotism will consider themselves bound to fight for their country whether its cause be just or not.

But Hillary Clinton's big, expanding margin in the popular vote reduces the moral force of any argument that electors must somehow consider themselves bound to vote for Trump.