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1. What he thought was bound up with Buddhism.
2. This is closely bound up with the question.
3. My future is closely bound up with the finances of my firm.
4. The employees' interests are bound up with those of the corporation.
5. He then bound his son, and took up his sword, in order to sacrifice him in the ancient manner.
6. It's just if we have it every day we're bound to get fed up with it. I must increase the variety of my cooking.
7. The privatisation of BB was closely bound up with the earlier restructuring decision, according to which BB should continue to operate as a regional bank in the Province of Burgenland.
8. Finally, it is also not relevant that the company is now offering to catch up with the investments forgone in 2004, because the implementation was bound to a particular time schedule, which was considered the only way to restore viability by the end of 2006.
9. Finally, it is also not relevant that the company is now offering to catch up with the investments forgone in 2004, because the implementation was bound to a particular time schedule, which was considered the only way to restore viability by the end of 2006. This infringement is definite and can also not be altered by a change in the IBP.
10. In order to speed up the enforcement in another Member State of a decision given in a Member State bound by the 2007 Hague Protocol it is necessary to limit the grounds of refusal or of suspension of enforcement which may be invoked by the debtor on account of the cross-border nature of the maintenance claim. This limitation should not affect the grounds of refusal or of suspension laid down in national law which are not incompatible with those listed in this Regulation, such as the debtor’s discharge of his debt at the time of enforcement or the unattachable nature of certain assets.
11. Enova is bound by an Agreement with the Ministry to administer the Energy Fund to achieve Parliament's newly defined energy objective and to manage the Fund according to the newly adopted legislation. It further is called upon to promote — through the administration of the funds — competition in the market. This shows that Enova does not simply continue the NVE's work, but is entrusted with new tasks and obligations, which is a substantial alteration of the previous schemes. Finally, it is of importance that a new financing mechanism has been set up. Instead of budgetary allocations, the support measures are (increasingly) financed via the means of a levy on the distribution tariff, which is used for financing the Energy Fund. While Norway pointed out that the levy as such has been introduced prior to the entry into force of the EEA Agreement, this does not alter the Authority's finding that the introduction of the new financing mechanism resulted in a substantial change.