Sentence examples for does not oblige a from inspiring English sources

French law does not oblige a bidder to offer identical terms to all shareholders.

This does not oblige a country to provide "social assistance" (things like housing benefits) to foreign nationals during their first three months — or if their only reason for staying after three months is that they are looking for a job.

But the requirement does not oblige an operator to decrypt confidential information, said Mr. Conway, who is an alternate member of the board that oversees the European Network and Information Security Agency, a group based in Greece that advises the European Commission.

The First Amendment limits the government's ability to restrict speech, but it does not oblige an individual to supply the Aryan Nation with copies of "Chicken Soup for the White Supremacist's Soul".

Let's hope he finds his feet soon, and doesn't oblige any more poor actresses to negotiate a steep-raked stage in four-inch stilettos.

A financial obligation does not oblige you to identify with your debt.

The government's own trade and investment website takes the boast further: "UK law does not oblige employers to provide a written employment contract," and "Recruitment costs in the UK are low... and the law governing the conduct of employment agencies is less restrictive in the UK".

"Remix: New Modernities in a Post Indian World," an exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, argues that for many young artists, being Indian does not necessarily wholly determine who or what they are and does not oblige them to work in a certifiably Indian style.

That is why the least bad way forward would be a unanimous warning from the Security Council that, if Iraq does not oblige at once, it will face an armed strike with the council's full backing.

If the Institute of Chartered Accountants believes that reporting on the accounts of a bank does not oblige them to check whether or not its property-based loans are wildly optimistic then it should stand aside to allow another body to conduct audits which is more committed to doing the job properly.

Getting a DNT signal does not oblige anyone to stop tracking, although some companies (including Twitter) have promised to do so.