Sentence examples for in binding from inspiring English sources

Although its Latin root religio means "to bind," it has served as a legitimate power in binding people's shared hatred.

Healthy cultures respect women's role in binding families and communities.

Friedländer succeeds in binding together the many different strands of his story with a sure touch.

Every book sent Africa has red pepper mixed with glue in binding.

"I think there are lessons in binding a party together, if you can.

Anthropologists tend to believe that vengeful feelings were useful in binding a family or group together in early human society.

But he emphasized Mr. Bush better bring these values quickly to the fore in binding the nation.

"Where force is necessary, we have a moral and strategic interest in binding ourselves to certain rules of conduct.

In binding arbitration, the company won a ruling that the government had broken the 1925 contract and owed Emelec $52 million.

Originally outlined in June, the deal was formalized Saturday in binding agreements signed by the companies just before a previously agreed-upon deadline.

The concept was first introduced by a number of UN institutions in the 2009 report, Blue Carbon: the role of healthy oceans in binding carbon.