Some analysts speculated that Comey felt caught in a bind: if he waited until after the election, or if the new review leaked through back channels, he would have been accused of a cover-up.
Teachers themselves say they feel caught in a bind, especially given dwindling resources for supplies from the main office.
The operators feel caught in a bind, Mr. Gerolymatos said, being asked to pay more for spectrum when their businesses are weaker than usual.
To accomplish the task set him by God of preserving his subjects in the true Catholic religion, Philip felt in duty bound to use his royal powers, if need be, to the point of the most ruthless political tyranny, as he did in the Netherlands.
A few months later, Mansdorf competed in the South African Open and said he didn't feel in any way bound by the pledge.
In the past my feeling has been that the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which runs the Continental Arena, always felt that then they were in a bind with the Devils or the Nets, they would eventually strike a deal.
"I kind of feel like I'm in a bind.
Some experts feel that leaves African women caught in a bind, having to choose between a risk of health problems caused by frequent pregnancies and a possibly elevated risk of AIDS.
Although the silent treatment usually ends up making the situation worse, by pushing the person receiving the silent treatment away, the person using it as a way to cope with their own inability to express their feelings will get caught in a bind and feel compelled to keep it up.
She likely felt she was in quite a bind, with a tension between what she owed her reputation as a physician versus what she knew a lot of these people wanted to hear.
In my interview with him, and in the opinions themselves, Kennedy made a point of saying that he did not feel in any way legally bound by what foreign courts had ruled, but he thought there was much that could be learned from how other countries handled similar issues to those facing our courts.
