Sentence examples for issue bound to from inspiring English sources
For example, $10,000 would represent over a third of annual household income for half of those in America illegally, according to the Migration Policy Institute, a pro-immigration think-tank.Another issue bound to provoke debate in the Senate is the policing of America's borders.
$10,000, for example, would represent over a third of annual household income for half of those in America illegally, according to the Migration Policy Institute, a pro-immigration think-tank.Another issue bound to provoke debate in the Senate is the policing of America's borders.
By its nature, this issue was bound to be pre-eminently visual.
With a presidential election a year away, the issue was bound to be politicised.
It is an issue still bound to cause huge tensions between Iraq's Kurds and Arabs ("Iraq's two nations", in Kurdish parlance), especially over the disputed city of Kirkuk (see article).
The issue was bound to surface during the upcoming election; now it's all but certain to, and the key question to the candidates will be whether they'll continue the court fight if they're elected, or if they'll simply let it drop.
But the issue is bound to be raised shortly when Parliament debates the government's proposal to incorporate the European Convention on Human Rights into Britain's domestic law.The other is the likely impact of the princess's death on the standing of the monarchy.
Hardly any of the 36,000 mayors in France are immigrants; none of the parliamentary deputies from mainland France are (in contrast, America has two dozen congressmen with Latino backgrounds).Cacophony, not coherenceEurope's response to the issue was bound to be more complex than America's.
Whether or not official thinking was that convoluted, the issue was bound to overshadow both the 60th anniversary of the NHS in July and a far-reaching review of its future by Lord Darzi, a surgeon, which is due by the end of June.
