Sentence examples for cannot oblige from inspiring English sources

Although Moscow says it will be matching Washington's cut, without a treaty it is under no legal obligation to do so, and Washington cannot oblige it to carry out its promised reduction.

"I'm afraid Yoko and myself cannot oblige".

They cannot oblige you to practice the same faith their owners do.

But the hapless chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Donald Anderson, cannot oblige.

"We cannot oblige a country to do something, but what we can do is to notice that a country has a commitment and fulfills, or not, a commitment".

Since the government in Kabul, dependent on the approval of Western nations cannot oblige the Islamic authorities in this respect, the field of criminal justice is once again a very promising path to power for the Taliban.

So while God may be obliged to create a world that has at least some measure of goodness, he cannot be obliged, on this view, to create the best.

"Today's ruling confirms that YouTube is a hosting platform and cannot be obliged to control all videos uploaded to the site," Google said.

New York is a pro-labor city, whereas Virginia is a right-to-work state where employees cannot be obliged to join a union as a condition of employment.

Google cannot be obliged to delete sensitive information from its search index, a key adviser to the European Court of Justice has said.

The ruling recognizes that YouTube is merely an intermediary content-hosting service and therefore cannot be obliged to pre-screen videos before they are uploaded".