Sentence examples for intended to bind from inspiring English sources

But he also described new rules intended to bind both his government and successive presidents.

That clause was intended to bind even the bosses of two banks where taxpayers have no stake -- so not just Lloyds and RBS but Barclays and HSBC too.

The BH3 mimetics are intended to bind with high affinity to prosurvival proteins, in order to inhibit their functional activity and hence to induce apoptosis in cancer cells.

But on the final day of a meeting intended to bind Russian interests more closely to Europe, Mr. Schröder said he is willing to play a leading role in arguing Russia's case to Western creditors concerning its foreign debt.

The Paris agreement was intended to bind the world community into battling rising temperatures in concert, and the departure of the Earth's second-largest polluter is a major blow.

China was cut off in a separate, hostile world, Europe endured failed revolutions in Communist countries; but Europe did manage to create a Common Market intended to bind old enemies together economically.

Then it could pass new laws that leave no doubt that it intends to bind the president and his staff on matters relating, for example, to the conduct of war.

That is, the fact that the parties to the Merger Agreement did not intend to bind Blackstone in the relevant part of § 6.5.1 is underscored by the presence of express covenants about Blackstone in other places in the Agreement.

Along with vice president Matt Thompson, Brown will launch an online quiz show intended to demonstrate Bind's modcasting technology by tailoring the audio feedback to a player's answers.

These policies were originally intended to help bind Europe together and mute the economic discord that in the past fueled bloody wars.

The budget, which amounts to about 130 billion euros per year, goes mostly to subsidize farmers and support regional projects in poorer member states, policies that were originally intended to help bind Europe together and mute the economic discord that in the past fueled antagonisms that led to bloody wars.