Sentence examples for move bound from inspiring English sources

In a move bound to infuriate the US, several Pakistani television stations on Friday named the CIA station chief in Islamabad as Mark Carlton.

But in a clever move bound to have its shareholders' heads spinning, Xstrata claims it has decoupled the two issues by separating the vote.

At the time that Mr. Bush ordered more troops to Iraq, many foreign policy experts argued that it was a move bound to fail.

The United States Anti-Doping Agency is preparing to unveil some details of its doping case against Lance Armstrong this week, a move bound to send more shocks through the bruised sport of cycling.

And, in another move bound to make foreign investors think twice, it decided this week to spend up to €1.23 billion increasing its stake in Renault, to force the carmaker to implement a new rule granting extra rights to long-term shareholders.European firms are themselves beginning to do big deals once more.

The Huffington Post has learned that, in a move bound to create controversy, the New York Times is set to announce that Bill Kristol will become a weekly columnist in 2008.

The move binds together two political forces that were much weakened by the tumult of the last six months.

This kind of move is bound to be inflationary.

Delphi's move is bound to fuel fears that its unions will strike.

The move is bound to be welcomed in Washington, where Pakistan represents a crucial but troublesome ally in the campaigns against Islamic terrorism and nuclear proliferation.

But because Wal-Mart is so large and powerful, its move is bound to increase competition, affecting prices in an already low-margin business.