Sentence examples for * obligated in from inspiring English sources

Traditional Judaism is grounded in the notion that men are obligated in all of the mitzvot (religious obligations) except those relating to women's biology, while women are exempt from fulfilling many obligations for a host of reasons -- mostly connected with the expectation that they are busy with domestic chores and childrearing so the men can focus on more lofty obligations.

Disney executives said they were obligated in the deal to maintain that program.

I'm obligated in a very positive way for the cause, and playing with this orchestra just gives me joy".

The more sacrifices people made, the more Westfeldt felt obligated — in a distinctly parental way — to make things turn out well.

An initial response to CIC from Edelman inadvertently included an internal email which said: "I don't believe we are obligated in any way to respond.

Back in the days before I retired and when we called it the "ad game," agency people like me were obligated, in exchange for the millions in billing, to be "client loyal".

After changing her mind and releasing it on Capitol in France, Keren Ann made the contractually obligated rounds in the United States, to allow the American labels in the EMI family the right of first refusal.

"In a way, I feel obligated, but in a way, I feel like as long as I use condoms it should be no problem," he said.

West Point cadets are obligated to stay in the Army for five years after graduating.

"I believe I'm morally obligated," Don says, in his sad-Don voice.

No countries are obligated to participate in the carbon markets.