Sentence examples for declines to be bound from inspiring English sources
Ten Canoes is not a shaggy-dog story, exactly, but it's a story that declines to be bound by the traditional guidelines of beginning, middle and end.
The 15-year-old, a sophomore whom the authorities declined to identify, was bound with tape and dragged across the gym floor on a mat.
Hessenthaler also took the academy coach Darren Hare and his player-coach Nicky Southall and for all his sterling work in re-establishing Dover after seasons of decline, he is bound to get some stick from the Blue Square South club's 2,400 travelling fans.
"The implication for England and Northern Ireland is that the stock of skills available to them is bound to decline over the next decades unless significant action is taken to improve skills proficiency among young people," the OECD said.
The report concluded: "The implication for England and Northern Ireland is that the stock of skills available to them is bound to decline over the next decades ubless significant action is taken to improve the skills proficiency amongst young people".
If America can't change, then the current state of decline is bound to continue.
Once a candidate files a form declining to be a candidate, the board reasoned, he is bound by that decision.
And because the sums sent home tend to be small typically around 5% of a migrant's income people can keep the cross-border payments going even when their incomes fall.Migration from poor countries to rich ones is bound to decline, as the recession means fewer jobs for migrants and, in some countries, as immigration rules and border controls are tightened.
The male icon's decline is bound up in the destruction of the machine and the impoverishment of the image, but it dovetails with a crisis among the ranks of men.
With almost no new vehicles to roll out until late next year, the decline in sales at Ford are bound to continue, said Michael Luckey, an industry consultant in Kinnelon, N.J.
