Word: boundingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...step in Bollenbach's campaign is bound to be international. Nine years ago, Hilton's international properties were sold and are now owned by Ladbroke's, a British gambling concern. Bitter disputes followed, especially after Hilton began opening overseas hotels called Conrad. Both companies could benefit from a joint marketing agreement, if not a merger...
...Refah as an alternative to the secular government. Wilde reports that Erbekan might have trouble sticking by the rules of democracy and secularism when he contends, inevitably, with the more extreme members of his party. "Whatever Erkeban does," adds Wilde, "the feeling in Turkey is that is it bound to be better than the disastrous government that came before." Chris McKenna
...ruling of the Circuit Court provides a precedent which other judges, while not bound to follow, may use as a guideline...
...Harvard as a private university receiving government funds would be bound by the same principles as a state university," Tribe said...
...putting 100,000 more police officers on the street, the president as well as his adversaries are hoping to address America's social ills. The problem is that in the long run, as we have thus far witnessed, any plan that does not engage the community is bound to fail. As Michael Sandel, a political thinker who teaches government here, contends, good government requires what he calls "successful republican (small r, to be sure!) soulcraft" and involves a gentler kind of tutelage. For example, the political economy of citizenship that informed 19th-century American life sought to cultivate not only...