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Meanings of bound by in English

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Usage of bound by in English
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Although the crisis magnifies Noonan's power, he remains bound by EU strictures.
The Irish Times
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But Kellenberger said such non-state groups are bound by international humanitarian law.
Reuters
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Do you understand these terms and agree to be bound by them?
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Our view of what is normal is bound by time and place.
The Irish Times
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As Tolstoy writes: ' bound by the flesh but free through the spirit.'
The house of wittgenstein: a family at war
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Unfortunately, I'm still bound by my oath not to let you interfere.
A Day Dark as Night
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Smaller car companies could be bound by them if their sales increase.
Wired
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Just like the UK they'll be bound by their laws, he said.
Radio NZ
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Clans were bound by ancient law to respond to a beacon fire.
Bones of the Dragon
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As an independent agency, the CFTC is not bound by the order.
Reuters
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For the priests affirmed that the people were bound by the vow.
Stories From Livy
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Once a decision has been made, all members are bound by it.
BBC
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The site is bound by Stewarts hospital to the south and west.
The Irish Times
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The world of creation is bound by natural law, finite and mortal.
Paris Talks
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But you know I am bound by the laws of the college.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
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It's not just the media who are bound by these laws, though.
The South African
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Bound by through the time
Bound by across language varieties
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New Zealand
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