Sentence examples for formally obliged from inspiring English sources

They are not formally obliged to support any candidate.

Though he is 76, he is not formally obliged to stand down.

Corporate boards should be formally obliged to assess the risks of this behaviour.

The UN is formally obliged to hand control of the revenues directly to Iraqis when they have an independent, representative and recognised government.

What does The Times risk today by holding presidents and Congresses accountable to laws with which they are formally obliged to comply?

The Italian constitution does not say that Italy's president is formally obliged to ask the leader of parliament's largest party to form a government.

Ms. Bartnick-Blume of the Butler institute said subsidized trips were not a conflict because they did not formally oblige colleges to send students to institute programs.

Formally, Momentum obliges all its members to also be Labour party members, under a rule change made last year in part to prevent it being infiltrated by far-left groups, but in practice the rule is not strictly applied.

Every owner ought to be obliged formally to accept the duty that the privilege of processing a dog requires.

Member States were obliged to formally recognise Producer Organisations (POs), but were given flexibility to determine whether a minimum number of members or a minimum volume of marketable production would constitute a PO.

The deal with Ofcom does mean Openreach will be obliged to consult formally with customers such as Sky, TalkTalk and Vodafone on large-scale investments.