Sentence examples for needed to be bound from inspiring English sources

Cells were selected under the constraint that the first and second ligands needed to be bound, but could be bound by either molecule (subfunctionalization possible) in simulation A. The second simulation (simulation B) tightened this constraint and required both ligands to be bound to the same molecule (subfunctionalization not possible).

You don't need to be bound by some law.

He will tell him that "we don't need to be bound by a treaty that was signed when both of us viewed each other with hostility, and that we need to think differently".

And anyway, video games do not need to be bound by our sense of reality; game designers have the freedom to present entirely different natural, cultural and social laws.

Mr Rumsfeld's approach reflects the now apparently dominant view within the Bush administration that the US does not need to be bound by international law, any more than it does by international arms control treaties, and that military might is enough.

Mrs May told MPs last October that the government did not need to be bound by the measures because while some were useful, others were entirely defunct.

Just because you've doubled the size of your family, it doesn't mean you need to be bound to your home.

But you don't need to be bound to a desktop or laptop to manage your code or to compare the latest revisions of a file while you're on the go.

Government use of automation, with its potential to severely restrict the rights of individuals, needs to be bound by the rule of law and not just an ethical code".

If there is anything that entrepreneurship has taught me over the past few years, it's that we no longer need to be bound by the constraints that society seemingly sets for us.

Ministers say they want to opt out of the package because the UK does not need to be bound by them - but then negotiate to rejoin individual measures where it is in the national interest to do so.