Sentence examples for does not feel bound from inspiring English sources

The election has featured the clearest signs yet that the government does not feel bound by the rule of law, analysts said.

He does not feel bound by law: Mr. Putin and his cronies use political power to enrich themselves and business wealth to guarantee their hold on power.

He has said he does not feel bound by his 1994 promise to serve no more than two terms, yet remains highly popular.

Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Bush administration has repeatedly demonstrated that it does not feel bound by the law or the Constitution when it comes to the war on terror.

But Lazar does not consider himself an agent at all; he describes himself as a "dealmaker," and thus does not feel bound by the normal rules of agenting, which limit agents to making deals only for their own clients.

They include Clare Short, a former minister who has come up with the novel doctrine that as she did not write the manifesto herself she does not feel bound by its contents.

In any case, America doesn't feel bound to protect Muslims; for instance, it is torturing people in its military prisons in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Senior Conservatives have argued that the O'Donnell guidelines were drawn up without consulting Cameron so he doesn't feel bound by them.

And Representative Peter King of New York said he doesn't feel bound by the pledge any more than he'd insist on attacking Japan now because of a pledge made during World War II.

"What can I say, America is different," mother Champa says at a particularly low point as she tries to put into words the sadness she feels about a son who doesn't feel bound to follow the traditional ways.

Yet these did not feel bound to make provisions against souring assets.