Both regimes, of course, were as thoroughly collectivist as the fasces symbol implies: men were lashed together, bound by the state into a common purpose, with the threating blade to keep them in line.
But unlike public schools, they are not bound to the rules and regulations of a district, state or teachers union.
The poll also didn't ask about Cuomo's push for a law to provide state tuition assistance to college-bound illegal immigrants, and the decriminalization of public possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Yet a state built solely on the SPLM's narrative is bound to disappoint.
Mr Bremmer, the president of the Eurasia Group, a political-risk consultancy, points out that state capitalism's fate is bound up with the fortunes of some very unpleasant political cliques, such as the Saudi royal family and the Russian oligarchy.
Dr. Dietz is set to testify that Mr. Valle's fetish interests seem to have originated in early adolescence, when he watched the 1994 film "The Mask, " which contains a scene in which a character portrayed by actress Cameron Diaz pretended to be abducted and bound, the court papers state.
Additionally, Clinton is bound by U.S. law to impose sanctions on any state that explodes a nuclear bomb.
It is a social institution that predates both church and state and has been part of the glue that has bound countless successive societies together.
Here I will limit myself to the proposition that the record thus far of Pakistan as a Muslim majority country, its state of unsettled politics with accompanying violence of Muslim against Muslims, is bound by the history of its founding.
The New Jersey Supreme Court may cease even to pretend to be bound by the federal and state constitutions, as well as the written law, and issue a dictate that too many pols would eagerly embrace: Dispense with elections altogether, and appoint yourselves to office for life.
The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency reported a day earlier that Lebanese military forces seized weapons from Libya bound for Syrian rebels.
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