Sentence examples for try to bind from inspiring English sources

The other is to try to bind together a bitterly divided party.

Now, as they try to bind one precedent-setting presidency to another, they see their ambitions as inextricably linked.

But in strategic and military terms, the principal objective of the trip was to continue to try to bind Pakistan with American interests and to improve ties with India, Pakistan's longtime enemy, as well.

I am the one who has chosen to be here, chosen the material, chosen to try to bind together a Japanese cast who do not speak English and an English team who do not speak Japanese.

The best response is that, as the National Conference of State Legislatures reports, 29 states and the District of Columbia have statutes that try to bind electors to their voters' preference.

It would be a mistake to try to bind together the nation her father founded by military might alone.In the event, a Megawati presidency might turn out all right.

Frequentist statisticians and COLT folks (computational learning theorists) cluster around that vertex; e.g., they solve convex optimization problems and try to bound the error.

The computed distance locates the sensor position (and the incident event, if any) as if it were flowing close to the pipeline wall (this assumption is at the origin of the error addressed at the end of this section and we try to bound this error within the threshold e T by placing markers in certain intervals so that the error on localization for sensors and incidents is within e T ).

I try to bound in, but the door's locked.

He was trying to bind you to him prematurely.

"Trying to bind North Korea to one operating system will not work if the country opens up.