Where I built my ICF house in the flat lands of Illinois, there were many windy days that made ICF construction challenging.  There were days I had to tie down pallets of ICF to keep them from blowing over.  I used vertical panel ICFs.  They're great for windy locations.  There's no gluing involved.  The panels are held together with continuous, full-height vertical ties and stabilized with braces every so many panels depending on the strength of the wind.  Between braces, the wall will flex under the pressure of the wind, but will not give way.  Once the C-channels are attached to the top, and all the rebar is in, the wall won't budge.