Sentence examples for classes were obliged to from inspiring English sources
With young working-class people more and more reluctant to "go into service", the middle classes were obliged to run their houses with the help of a dwindling cohort of increasingly bolshie staff who weren't about to put up with any nonsense from their "betters".
Further mourners for third class funerals were obliged to pay for their own tickets to the Necropolis.
At the beginning of the scheme, Belgian firms were obliged to select 10 percent of their work force, but from 1943 workers were conscripted by age class.
In this situation, the courts have sometimes agreed to take the chance, as in Re Holt's Settlement; on other occasions, as in Re Cohen's Settlement Trusts [1965] 3 All ER 139, they have found that if the claimant, a member of a class of beneficiaries, applies and cannot benefit (although other members of the class can), the court is obliged to refuse the request.
With an upper class that had never been obliged to flee a revolution with diamonds sewn into its underclothes, Britain still boasted some of the finest private collections of gemstones in the world.
She's asking you not simply to report on her work in your class -- which you are obliged to do -- but also to tout the contributions she would make to this group's endeavors, to elucidate how her personal qualities would aid their particular goals.
The Tory middle classes were outraged and Joseph was obliged to abandon his plan.
I'm obliged to wait after class to explain to the Reverend JB Lawton why I haven't done my French homework.
If, in a decision that is probably still months away, a judge allows the class actions to proceed, the villages could be obliged to reimburse all motorists who got tickets and paid fines since 1994, as far back as the state statute of limitations allows.
