"bounder" in Spanish

Its repressive arsenal is moving ahead by leaps and bounds:

with one bound

The importance of this region transcends purely geographical bounds.

This consultation process goes beyond the strict bounds of comitology.

Madam President, I must say that the arrogance of this EU knows no bounds.

If Pakistan does not manage to get this problem under control, the peace process is bound to founder in the longer term.

This regulation is bound to have an impact on neighbouring states and I hope the Commission will take this into consideration.

So the euro is bound to grow and its use is bound to become more widespread as a trading currency and a payment currency and, also, a reserve currency.

If it goes through, it is bound to have an impact on our already difficult relationship with Russia.

I am resolutely opposed to the temptation to seal ourselves off in a Fortress Europe which would be bound, one day, by its very nature, to find itself under siege.

In conclusion, I should simply like to emphasise that on the basis of these findings, it appears that the relationship between the Union and the Bank is bound to become even closer in all countries.

The Community is bound to ensure compliance with its international obligations.

In addition, Europe is duty-bound to set a good example to the booming emerging markets.

I congratulate her on this, however, although I feel bound to note the contradiction.

The Council is bound, nonetheless, to comply with the terms of the Treaty.

Why does the PPE-DE Group suddenly no longer feel bound by agreements?

That being so, the Council is not bound to do anything about this.

The Council is bound, nonetheless, to comply with the terms of the Treaty.

That being so, the Council is not bound to do anything about this.

However, he is also duty bound to respect the confidentiality of the information that he receives.