Examples of using Bound up in English and their translations into Swedish
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conditional, since they are bound up with a host of factors which are, as yet, not properly identified;
more contemporary music to be too bound up in tradition, and neither spoke to his artistic sensibility.
This old German sort is tall and must be bound up and have its side-shoots pinched off.
National economies are dynamic because they are bound up with their history and dependent on structures related to a nation's finance and society.
We are bound up by the laws of nature,
sometimes bound up with ideas of religious identity,
the idea that some races were historically bound up with certain definite areas.
actually we are bound up by the laws of nature.
This preservation is bound up with the rigid law of necessity
The human rights question in the ASEAN countries is undeniably bound up with democracy and respect for political opponents and minority groups.
Our economy is bound up in that of the continent and we have as much reason as any country of the continent to work for a successful launch.
This withering away is bound up with the disappearance of distinct social classes
Knowledge is bound up in the formation of a community,
They do not know that both of them are bound up by the strict, stringent laws of nature.
they are bound up by the laws of material nature,
It could, of course, be bound up with low resource utilisation,
All motion is bound up with some change of place,
Description: At very first he bound up her gams and plumb her rigid,
Large amounts may be bound up in vegetation and humus layers,
which was necessarily bound up with the split of society into classes,