Sentence examples for be obliged to work from inspiring English sources

The next set of goals will contain targets and indicators that all countries will be obliged to work towards.

As a beneficiary of the state-funded university system, he will be obliged to work for two years in Hungary for every year of his subsidized studies.

Lest this be read as suggesting an element of compulsion, we should make clear that Philip Davies was not arguing, in a debate on the minimum wage, that disabled people be obliged to work for less than the statutory minimum.

Job-seekers may be obliged to work for less pay than in their previous jobs, while young singles may have to travel anywhere within the country to take work.

Her grandfather, desiring to put her in a position of independence, gave her the note accompanying it with the remark that his other grandchildren did not work, and that she would not be obliged to work any longer.

Her grandfather, desiring to put her in a position of independence, gave her the note, accompanying it with the remark that his other grandchildren did not work, and that she would not be obliged to work any longer.

The reason why in Finland the period of time spent doing non-military service is longer is that those concerned are obliged to work eight hours a day, during a normal working week, whilst those doing military service are on duty 24 hours a day.

The employer is obliged to offer hours; the employee is obliged to work those hours.

All are obliged to work together to preserve and maintain citizens' liberty.

Corporations are obliged to work within them, and to maximise profits.

Young women were obliged to work in the laundry in return for their keep.