Sentence examples for not duty bound from inspiring English sources

The court, reaffirming an important precedent, ruled that boards have the right to manage their companies and are not duty bound to follow the wishes of shareholders.

Although the government would not be "duty bound" to act on popular suggestions, he said all ideas would be considered.

The judge, Mr Justice McCloskey, asked Mr McGleenan if the secretary of state did not feel duty bound to bring legislation to Westminster given the "outright inertia" in the local political jurisdiction?

The text also stipulates that resolution funds will not be duty bound to lend to each other.

It would then be true that children would not regret coming into existence and that existing adults are duty bound not to procreate (Benatar 2008).

"We were duty bound not to go forward with the prosecution".

As the inquiry closed, Scottish prosecutors concluded that they were "duty bound" not to charge Mr Clarke for dangerous driving because of insufficient evidence, The Guardian reported.

Seeing as I was duty bound not to share them, I decided I would consume the remainder over the course of the rest of the day.

Because such violence is more often than not committed by those duty bound to protect children, it remains a largely hidden phenomenon.

Mr. Dobbs said he did not feel duty- bound to disclose that Arthur Andersen was an auditor for Space Holdings, the private concern that runs the Space.com Web portal Mr. Dobbs founded.

"If that doesn't happen, then we are duty bound to do what needs to be done to allow that plant to begin processing".