Sentence examples for is bound only from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Court is bound only by the terms of FELA and its own precedent giving meaning to the Act.

But the vote is non-binding, meaning the mayor is bound only to consider its proposals and write a response.

The chapter illustrates that the creative use of fluorescent reporters in zebrafish is bound only by imagination.

Language is a human institution that is bound only by what its speakers consider to be correct or incorrect.

With support for the left, including the militant Communist party (KKE), growing by the day, opposition to any cost-cutting reforms is bound only to increase.

With trouble in its newspaper division that is bound only to grow, the magazine division's profitability, generally thought to be in the high single digits, will become increasingly important.

They have been bound only by their conscience.

If this agenda is to truly be transformative, we can't be bound only by what is measurable in 2015.

That means, he wrote, that judges are bound only by the minimum and maximum sentences in the criminal statutes themselves.

Nella's mother made mermaids, ships and jewelled necklaces out of hers – be bound only by your imagination/skill level!

The international legal system is voluntary and states are bound only by rules to which they consent.