The phrase "without being bound" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that one does something without having any rules or expectations governing their actions. For example, "I wanted to explore the world without being bound by any particular schedule or destination."
He says his photography — much of it mixing blurred and static images, sometimes overlaid with scrawls of light — lets him explore the mysteries of his physical world "without being bound by the assumptions of the sighted".
On the other hand, "without being bound to the fulfillment of promises, we would never be able to keep our identities; we would be condemned to wander helplessly and without direction in the darkness of each man's lonely heart" (HC, 237).
Otherwise, without being bound, his delegates will desert him.
Blakes creates an aura of history and luxury without being bound or restricted.
It would be in the spirit of Leveson, without being bound to every minor detail.
It is a respectful adaptation that stays true to the essentials without being bound by the approved methods.
To the extent that the international (read interstate) society is constituted by shared norms, if key actors cannot agree on that prime principle, crises from within and without are bound to make "the end of history" a very exciting time.
Likewise, our BG/MG data pharmacologically recapitulate the behavior of the β-arrestin2 mutant, demonstrating that in the presence of cognate receptor antagonists, activated β-arrestin2-GFP can bind clathrin without also being bound to activated cargo.
Because the background expression of Pol II genes slightly decreased when Pol III was knockdown, Pol III may be able to regulate the expression of some minor alleles without MAF1 being bound to the promoter.
It is updated daily with data from municipalities, which are responsible for allocating addresses, and is what geeks call "open": anyone can download it without paying or being bound by licensing terms.
They did this for about six months, until they realized that, without the ID being bound to an organization, again, users would experience the same privacy concerns inherent to the UDID.
