Sentence examples for as being obliged from inspiring English sources

The friends have avoided the hardships endured by some of their peers, such as being obliged to live in the outer boroughs, owing to the business they run out of their fifth bedroom, a Web site called College Humor.com

The essential meaning of living with migraine was understood as "Being obliged to endure a life accompanied by an unpredictable and invisible disorder".

In the video, speaking of the Olympics, he said, "We as mujahedeen are obliged to not permit it, using any methods allowed us by the almighty Allah".

Afterwards Andrew Strauss looked almost as shattered as Anderson as he was obliged to try to explain another startling defeat.

He made it known that he would refuse to open parliament as long as he was obliged to make the declaration in its current form.

You only have to put up with being controlled as long as you are obliged to your parents.

How was it possible for the governors to both adjudicate on the credibility or otherwise of Gilligan's reporting and support him as a BBC staff member, as they are obliged to do?

I said, if I don't do this than I'm committing a criminal offence, as I am obliged to do my best as a doctor to alleviate his suffering.

Websites, as well as travel operators, are obliged to meet accessibility standards, including considerations such as clearly labelled images and self-explanatory links.

J.H., BOSTON It's not so much that you have an ethical obligation to take the training as you are obliged to avoid the misconduct of dodging it: you would have to deceive your boss, actively or passively.

There were hints of mutiny from the Charm School in London, where starlets such as Diana Dors learned about deportment while actors such as Christopher Lee and Anthony Steel were obliged to walk around with books on their heads to improve their posture.