Sentence examples for contracts obliged from inspiring English sources

Their contracts obliged them to stay in Afghanistan for six-month periods, after which they received a month of paid vacation.

This privilege, which is commonly seen in IT and online contracts, obliges customers to check the CSP website for changes to the Terms of Service, even if the CSP does not mark the changes or indicate the date of last change or review.

Labour claimed his contract obliged him to stay on for now as chairman of Hermes equity fund.

Dr. Penkov's statement said the contract obliged AremisSoft to bid on another phase of the modernization project, worth another $4 million.

But as Snapchat became the defacto teen messaging app and everyone that everyone knew signed up, courtesy and social contract obliged people to follow even their more boring acquaintainces.

The contract obliged him to dismantle each by hand, but he decided to fell them by cutting away the base.

Liverpool have denied that the contract obliges them to sell to any club that more than £40m.

A contract obliges pharmacists to honor any card sponsored by the pharmacy benefit manager, explained Kirby Bessant, Caremark's vice president for consumer programs.

Although Yilin agreed in talks to restore some material, it declined to include everything Senator Clinton wrote about Chinese affairs, which Simon & Schuster said the contract obliges the publisher to do.

A spokesperson for the NUS explained an offer of a place was tantamount to a contract, obliging the university to fulfil its promise to provide the course that a student has been accepted on.

Like other Op-Ed contributors, the writer, Brenda Shaffer, signed a contract obliging her to disclose conflicts of interest, actual or potential.