"Most social media account holders are bound by their terms of business, and it is common for executors to be unable to access a deceased's customers account," says Nick Rhodes, associate solicitor at Blacks Solicitors.
His 1918 picture of a wealthy dowager, swathed in silk, feet bound, cigarette holder clamped between her lips, is a classic embodiment of an antique culture that Maoism and Western modernism would sweep away.
In addition, in our scheme (Section 3.3) XDC authorizations for secure channels are bound to the holder's SSL certificate, providing an extra layer of protection against Web site impersonation.
When institutions start reporting for Fatca, the I.R.S. is bound to notice account holders who have fallen behind, accidentally or otherwise, in filing their Fbars.
There are other reasons, other than the lack of consequences, why holders of high public office tend to bound over the line between their own words and those of others.
In what follows, lower case italic letters 'x', 'y', etc., are used informally either as variables (bound or free) or as (place-holders for) individual constants.
(One offbeat one we like is the Pop Perf toilet paper holder by Eric Trine, $38 at erictrine.com) But you're bound to run out over the course of a party, and hidden TP is known to cause momentary panic attacks.
A candle flickers from an incongruous Wee Willie Winkie-style holder and the menus are tucked inside an old, handsomely bound tome.
Some holders of copyrighted material do not like Google searching their content already, and as it expands, Google is bound to usurp territory that companies like Microsoft consider theirs alone, he said.
Be sure to get the lined ones; and for a cookbook, it's really nice if you can find one that's spiral bound, so it can lay flat on a counter or remain open without a special holder.
