Sentence examples for always obligate from inspiring English sources

Even if the relationship is formalized with the state in a marriage or union, that does not always obligate the employer to cover a same-sex spouse.

It is noted that considerable portions of Oxymonas sp. and Dinenympha spp., and a small portion of P. grandis did not harbor any detectable Bacteroidales symbionts, suggesting that the association of Bacteroidales members is not always obligate in these protist species.

But Mariners General Manager Jack Zduriencik, speaking generally at a news conference in Seattle, said a team is always obligated to make one last call to other clubs that had been involved in trade talks.

Moreover, Amazon is not always obligated to raise sales tax on sales through third party vendors, giving both vendors and Amazon advantages over brick-and-mortar retailers already suffering from changes in consumer habits.

"I always felt obligated to buy her groceries," she said.

(Robots of that era always seemed obligated to initiate speech with senseless jargon).

I always feel obligated to make the other person feel better.

Forty-five percent don't mind switching as long as they're getting a better seat, while 8percentt always feel obligated to move when asked.

The church of today and of always feels obligated to purify the memory of those sad episodes of every sentiment of rancor or rivalry.

Erasmus always felt obligated to defend his good name and produce a refutation when he faced an attack, though in some cases he did try to head off open controversy through a direct approach to the critic.

We will always be obligated to our water supply source, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.