Sentence examples for * obligates from inspiring English sources

Costa Rica's constitution obligates government to construct low-cost housing.

That this film obviously obligates you not to have prejudices.

One of them is if the developer obligates itself to complete the property within two years.

Filing the request obligates the lender to attend a settlement conference within 60 days.

Martine Aubry, the leader of the Socialist Party, said the victory "honors us and obligates us".

It obligates facilities handling the most dangerous chemicals to prevent catastrophic releases to surrounding communities.

The service provision obligates the company to operate the leased property eventually, something Ms. Sheppard said did not happen.

Indeed, a defeat as dispiriting as Mr. Gore's obligates the party leaders to think in two directions simultaneously.

But what is the precise nature of the threat that obligates this ever inflating police-criminal arms race?

The 1951 Refugee Convention, which most nations signed, obligates countries to offer protection to all those fleeing war and persecution.

There is nothing in the Olympic charter that obligates the committee to rotate the Olympics from continent to continent.