Sentence examples for decision is bound from inspiring English sources
The bank's decision is bound to reignite controversy over bankers' pay.
A place like MF Global, where one person can make such a significant decision, is bound to explode.
Mr. Bush's decision is bound to be examined closely in Congress, where several conservatives called recently for more arms sales to Taiwan.
Another is that if the legislature does meet and award Mr Bush the victory, its decision is bound to be challenged in the federal courts, and probably before the US Supreme Court.
A Labour official justified floating the plans in the Mail because it was important to speak to key swing voters, but the decision is bound to prove controversial with those who fear Miliband is weakened by sending out mixed messages on migration.
While both sides insist the system is not aimed at China, analysts say the decision is bound to anger Beijing.
Opponents of the American decision are bound to argue that the language that finally emerged at Durban was tempered enough that it did not warrant a walkout.
The latest decision was bound to come from him, our analyst added.
Analysts said the Constitutional Court's decision was bound to weaken 73-year-old Berlusconi and make reforms less likely as the third largest economy in the euro zone struggles to recover from its deepest recession since World War Two.
In a Europe that is coming unmoored from a post-Cold War order that appeared stable just a few years ago, the outcome of Greece's decision was bound to influence how European Union leaders handled the vast security challenges that stretch before them.
