Sentence examples for be obliged to settle from inspiring English sources
In the end, the only thing that will protect individuals from the oppressive effects of religious sub-cultures is knowledge: knowledge of the fact that in a democracy, nobody is obliged, or can be obliged, to settle family or commercial affairs by religious principles, and that all citizens have full access to the law of the land.
Trudy, a graduate of Mountclair Teachers Collegee in New Jersey, knew French, studied composition, had hoped to work with someone like Nadia Boulanger, but was obliged to settle for less.
Nicholls and Walsh had been obliged to settle for third in the Betfred Bowl with Silviniaco Conti, who had been going so well when falling in the Gold Cup.
Without an Aslan, there is no one here but ourselves to suffer for our sins, no one to redeem us but ourselves: we are obliged to settle our own disputes and do what we can.
Steelers 10-17 Vikings, 3 39 remaining in 2nd quarter Not the end that the Steelers wanted to that drive, however, as they are obliged to settle for a 26-yard field goal from Shaun Suisham.
Eagles 9-17 Vikings Philadelphia end the first half driving, but with time running down they are obliged to settle for a 33-yard field goal from Alex Henery, instead of trying to punch the ball in.
"No one is obliged to settle a lawsuit," he said, adding that he would not allow "a misuse of a court proceeding for the airing of hard feelings that understandably exist between the defendant and the remaining plaintiffs".
If both styles of monism are supported by these new hypotheses, we are obliged to settle on which is right.
They would be obliged to protect him.
And I may be obliged to defend.
