Sentence examples for not really bound from inspiring English sources

It's not really bound to your sex or gender.

And, while backers of the legislation say they simply want the same rules for charters and traditional schools, they neglect to mention that many management decisions by the public school system are discussed and taken at the agency level and thus not really bound by strict open-meeting rules.

While the company is still sticking to launching point releases about once every year, the reality is that it's not really bound by its old timetables anymore.

"The way I read Arizona's rules, they're not really bound," Dawson said.

"'Chamber' is one of the songs that's not really bound to any song structure," explains Kramer to The Creators Project.

Within the genomic region that is enriched by the detected RNA fragments, antibody non-specificity may cause false detection of RNA fragments that are not really bound by the proteins.

In the UK there's been very, very patchy and ad hoc approaches to tackling female genital mutilation and you'll find that quite a lot of the guidance etc that's in place is very much non-statutory so it doesn't really bind, it doesn't really compel professionals to actually engage on the issues.

Perhaps the most infamous was the one in which he stated that he did not really feel bound by the Congressional ban on the torture of prisoners.

"Even when the proteins really bind, that doesn't mean anything happens," he says.

But what really binds these young men and women, teenagers all, is not adversity, severe though it has been.

It's still not really clear what binds Patty and Ellen — who exhibit less a mother-daughter dynamic than a folie à deux one — but this time their positions are almost reversed.