Sentence examples for does not obligate the from inspiring English sources

Pre-approval of these courses does not obligate the student to apply for the CS M.Eng.

Providing printers for you at school does not obligate the school to provide supplies for you at home.

"The wording is vague in some places, but it definitely does not obligate the Mormons to scour their own archives on an ongoing basis".

"This court order does not obligate the N.F.L. to enter into contracts nor does it proscribe the league's non-lockout conduct in general," Nelson wrote.

"Filing the Fafsa does not obligate the parent to pay the bill," says Samantha Veeder, director of financial aid at Nazareth College in Rochester, N.Y., who has sat on panels on the subject.

Those terms typically include an acknowledgment that the customer is entering into a lawful consumer-broker relationship with the agency, legally required language that does not obligate the buyer to work with the agency.

A major state agency, the Urban Development Corporation, financed by a gimmick called "moral obligation bonds" that did not obligate the agency to pay off its debt, was out of cash and facing imminent default.

All the votes are nonbinding resolutions that do not obligate the university's trustees to take any action.

Google is also testing the tech in Austin, but Texas did not obligate the company to release similar data.

Deputy Mayor Doctoroff said the city's decision to deny Galt the Bronx contract did not obligate the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to re-examine whether Galt was the right company to be working at ground zero.

And though no-confidence votes have contributed to the downfall of some university presidents, including Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard's former president, they are typically nonbinding resolutions that do not obligate the university to take any particular action.