1. Then they would be free to choose a happy and easy way to get married instead of being bound by tradition.
2. But the United manager had already appeared on rival outlets, voicing a view that is bound to be looked upon dimly by the FA.
3. And there is bound to be a consolidation in the marketplace - as brands that are found to be wanting will fall by the wayside.
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5. Mosley asked them to agree in return to be bound by the terms of the 1998 Concorde Agreement that has now expired.
6. Bondholders who remain reluctant to voluntarily accept losses will be bound by the collective action clauses included in the deal.
7. He also said that by 2015, the country could be the world's fourth largest source of tourists bound for overseas destinations.
8. While their parents'fortunes can be blessings for these young princesses, they are also bound by golden shackles.
9. For the settlement to be enforced, 95 percent of the workers would need to agree to be bound by its terms.
10. The grouping will be bound by rules but unafraid of closer engagement that may essentially be constructive but could also edge toward being critical.