Sentence examples for act does not obligate from inspiring English sources

However, in most cases the Act does not obligate disclosure of a mental illness prior to employment, so it is up to the job candidate to decide whether to do so.

But that does not obligate me to love his work.

The invocation of the mutual defense clause does not actually obligate NATO countries to do much.

Again, do not feel obligated to distribute your phone number.

He does not wish to be obligated to anyone.

"We do not feel obligated to write positively about a doctor, whether we paid or not".

People are not determined to be jolly; they do not feel obligated to smile".

Do NOT feel obligated to " Come Out ".

If the latest trend does not suit yours, do not feel obligated to obey it.

To be sure, modern contract law does not require that contracting parties in fact posses such intentions to obligate in their own particular minds but only that they act and speak in ways that would make a reasonable interlocutor conclude that they possess intentions to obligate.

The requisite mental act or mental state, though, could not be one of mere desire or resolution to act, since it does not follow from our desiring or resolving to act that we are morally obligated to do so; nor could it be the volition to act, since that does not come into being ahead of time when we promise, but only when the time comes to act.