Sentence examples for decisions are bound from inspiring English sources
Nationalistic decisions are bound to happen, said Alan Nevill, professor of biostatistics at the University of Wolverhampton in Britain.
It says it has been given far too much discretion in interpreting "political campaigning", so its decisions are bound to be challenged in law.
First, computers are able to gather and process much more data than we do, which enables them to better predict future performance; second, unlike humans, computers are not biased by emotions or subjectivity, so their decisions are bound to be more rational than ours.
Big reputations and hefty egos, coupled with the pressure to perform and make split-second decisions, are bound to put squad members at odds.
As more parents learn about tests' actual accuracy, litigation regarding high-stakes decisions is bound to follow.
He rightly decided to destroy al-Qaeda's home in Afghanistan and, yes, on the evidence that presented itself at the time, he rightly decided to invade Iraq.Could France be mistaken?Many of these decisions were bound to be unpopular with his allies.
A senior NATO official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the situation, said the French decisions were bound to create problems for the alliance because they would give encouragement to the forces fighting the Afghan government, supporting the idea that attacks on NATO and coalition troops would push governments to leave Afghanistan sooner than planned.
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.
A place like MF Global, where one person can make such a significant decision, is bound to explode.
