Sentence examples for it would bind from inspiring English sources

Further, it would bind Congress to abdicate its democratic responsibility to review, debate and amend any trade deal, allowing only an up-or-down vote, after negotiations have concluded.

"It would bind us all together in a beautiful recreational, environmental paradise.

The White House has threatened to veto any bill that includes the McCain provision, contending that it would bind the president's hands in wartime.

The development is potentially momentous, because, for the first time, it would bind together, by a single land route, a string of Iranian allies, including Hezbollah, in Lebanon; the Assad regime, in Syria; and the Iranian-dominated government in Iraq.

The measure ignited a fierce debate among many Senate Republicans and the White House, which threatened to veto a $440 billion military spending bill if the detention amendment was tacked on, saying it would bind the president's hands in wartime.

When the spray hits a surface where there are pathogens present, like your bathroom sink, it would bind to the bad stuff and turn a color -- orange, say, for E. coli.

It is one of the best new stories I've read for years; and if I were its publisher, I would bind it up in a special edition and sell it to families at Christmas to make them feel better about their own problems.

Still, it would not bind the United States or any country to commitments on reducing greenhouse pollution.

But it would forever bind his reputation to work that even he insists was "contaminated".

It would also bind Britain's hands in respect of China diplomatically, when it comes to speaking out on human rights.

If a dimerizing ligand were present, it would simultaneously bind to a first peptide on a first nanoparticle and a second peptide on a second nanoparticle, thus causing bulk crosslinking of nanoparticles and peptides.