Sentence examples for by obligating from inspiring English sources

The United Nations must sponsor a political process that begins by obligating all parties to the conflict to disarm their militias.

By obligating banks to pursue lending opportunities within their local service areas, it prevented them from taking a community's deposits while ignoring its needs.

Making registration easier — for example, by obligating states to identify and register eligible voters or by allowing voters to update their registrations online — would also make a real difference.

"This agreement helps protect the city's precious housing supply by obligating these companies to ensure that all their listings are legal and properly registered.

"This action tends to undermine the funding increases by obligating our system to expand this year, but does not provide colleges with the resources to do so until next year," Scott said.

It rewards households for becoming renewable energy producers by obligating utilities to buy electricity from installations like a solar panel or small windmill at a price guaranteeing a good return.

In contrast, the Sydney Basin is dominated by obligate resprouter communities.

The 2001/2002 wildfires in the Sydney Basin provided an opportunity to investigate the impacts of wildfire on water yield in a number of catchments dominated by obligate resprouting communities.

The NMDA receptor family of glutamate receptor ion channels is formed by obligate heteromeric assemblies of GluN1, GluN2, and GluN3 subunits.

The intestinal epithelium is a single cell barrier separating a sterile mucosal tissue from a large microbial community dominated by obligate anaerobic bacteria, which inhabit the gut lumen.

Some African species of kingfishers, bee-eaters, hoopoes, and wood hoopoes are victimized by obligate social parasites the honey guides (Indicatoridae, related to the woodpeckers).