Примеры oblige

• Fearing disqualification, competing architects feel obliged to keep closely to the brief, and their opportunity to question it is very limited.

• Convention and common sense dictated that potential purchasers were obliged to scrutinise the accounts of the target company.

• Thus, donors should not resent a lack of giving on behalf of past recipients, nor should recipients feel obliged to return benefits to a donor.

• I do wish publishers would stop feeling obliged to make claims which are at best over-ambitious and at worse misleading.

• The bill obliges physicians to report euthanasia to the prosecution, while euthanasia itself remains a criminal offence.

• The maid was obliging, pointing out the rooms where both men slept.

• Only in 1820 were the crown lawyers statutorily obliged to bring a libel information to trial within a year of the filing date.

• Such - mostly community-level - organisational structures have also been obliged to develop the capacity to deal with other stakeholders at the local, regional and national level.

• Students with grants in such schools were usually obliged to perform services in exchange, such as cleaning.

• Consider, for example, the fact that we are all obliged to refrain from picking our respective noses in public places.

• Furthermore, there are no term limits and parties are obliged to nominate incumbents desiring re-election regardless of their conduct in office.

• I am obliged to walk one mile, but may unselfishly walk a second.

• Therefore, for all practical purposes, it must be shown that religion is truth-oriented before we are obliged to examine pro-religious arguments.

• Again, being obliged to do it unless and until someone else does it will solve the problem only where there is perfect communication.

• Countries with regulations above the minimum standard are not obliged to decrease their standard levels.