Sentence examples for continue to be obliged from inspiring English sources
If the House bill fails, on the other hand, the Bell companies will continue to be obliged to share many parts of their networks with outside companies.
Should doctors continue to be obliged by their social contract and as a result suffer themselves?
We will never be able to maintain our influence and accomplishment so long as we continue to be provincial in who we are obliged to.
In the disagreement situation, as Korean children grew from age 3 to 5, dominating, indicative of concern for self, continued to be prevalent with intimate others, whereas obliging, indicative of concern for other, became prevalent with recently acquainted others.
The appeals process could take years, and as long as it continues, John will be obliged to remain in the United States if he wants to preserve his chances of eventual success.
News International will be obliged to continue to disclose any relevant documents to me, and will be open to further action if further information is uncovered.
The paper added that a "continuing UK would not be obliged to purchase energy from an independent Scottish state".
It adds: "With a range of generation sources within its own borders and elsewhere, a continuing UK would not be obliged to purchase energy from an independent Scottish state".
UK citizens are entitled to healthcare via the European health insurance card or free health insurance from the Spanish government under EU law, but Spain would not be obliged to continue to offer free healthcare to non-EU citizens.
Kianzad tells me that the legal clubs have a tendency to continue after they're obliged to close, so they (quietly) cooperate with illegal clubs for after-parties, and sometimes even featuring the artist the legal venue booked that night.
