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Meanings of bonded in English

Secured.

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Examples for "secured"
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Police searched the boy's home and found several secured weapons, Kennedy said.
Reuters
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The Law Society yesterday secured an order suspending Mr Lynn's practising certificate.
The Irish Times
3
Informed sources believe she would have secured a second term without difficulty.
The Irish Times
4
And with 16 minutes left Hamilton secured victory with a wonderful second.
BBC
5
The government forbids handling classified government secrets outside secured channels it controls.
Reuters
1
Ukrainian remains the state language; the right to speak Russian is guaranteed.
The Guardian
2
Ask her a sensible question and you're now guaranteed a senseless answer.
The Guardian
3
The loan is government guaranteed under the existing Government Guarantee Framework Agreement.
The South African
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The bond insurers often guaranteed investment banks' portfolios of repackaged consumer debt.
Reuters
5
In Spain, the law has guaranteed access to telecare services since 2006.
The Guardian
1
Greater need for attention to obesity prevention in future DGAs is warranted.
Pubmed
2
Similar studies applying an improved reference standard are warranted in the future.
Pubmed
3
California's Department of Public Health says comparisons with other areas aren't warranted.
Reuters
4
The Prime Minister Bill English says so far no inquiry is warranted.
Radio NZ
5
Such concerns seem warranted given the mixed report card on the MDGs.
The Guardian
Usage of bonded in English
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A bonded courier's bad enough, but he's necessary; bank insurance requires him.
The bourne identity
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He's also offered a potential look at bonded homes under land expropriation.
The South African
3
The two bonded immediately, and shared more in common than climbing values.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
Stored in bonded warehouses they would be sold in ten years' time.
The Irish Times
5
When such funds are in the Treasury the Treasurer shall be bonded.
Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at th...
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At first she thought he might have been forced into bonded labour.
Reuters
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Above all, apocalyptic thinking bonded people together in uncertain and challenging times.
The South African
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The voice came from a smooth-faced individual behind a large ceramo-teak-bonded desk.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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Such operators display a bonded notice, number or logo in their brochures.
The Irish Times
10
A bonded workforce is a better one, and social activities foster bonds.
The Irish Times
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At first she thought he might have been forced into bonded labor.
Reuters
12
The lighthouses away out in ocean are firmly bonded into living rock.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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He'd bonded with Max whether Max wanted to be bonded or not.
Lola Carlyle Reveals All
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I've only known him this season but I have bonded with him.
The Guardian
15
He could conceal nothing from her, though, they were bonded too deeply.
The darkest road
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It was a xenoc, so he was reasonably sure it wasn't affinity-bonded.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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