Sentence examples for further obliged from inspiring English sources
I ventured that he was probably happy not to see "Coe Must Go" headlines in the Mirror now, and he obliged me with a laugh, then further obliged me by confirming the truth of something I found on Wikipedia – where no self-respecting journalist should ever do his research – that he was offered the chance to run for India at Seoul in 1988.
The department is also in charge of a small dialysis unit and the TB ward at a different campus, and is further obliged to perform supervisory visits in four districts of the Central Region of Malawi.
In order to better consider the best interests of the child and take into account developmental characteristics and different needs between children and adults, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, requires a separate juvenile justice system and different treatment for children, and further obliges the States Parties to establish a separate juvenile justice policy, legislation and system.
Further, Islam obliges women to cover themselves with the so called "Hijab" or veil and to be segregated from men in educational institutes and other mass-gathering.
Even if respondent had demonstrated an unavailability of attorneys, he would have been obliged further to show that its cause was the regulation of fees.
His interrogation by journalists over, he obliged further with a quick photocall with Vaz before disappearing off for his first full day in the UK.
Part of the label's agreement with Haack stipulated that he add Moog parts to the album, which he happily obliged, further cementing the record's place in electronic history.
The coureurs des bois were obliged to go further and further into the wilderness to seek those valuable pelts.
On the downside are the continuing financial troubles of Air Canada, which may be obliged to further diminish operations or may even go under in the months ahead.
By voluntarily withdrawing the prescription drug which generated worldwide revenues of almost $3 billion a year Merck had hoped to reinforce its reputation as a responsible firm by going further than it was obliged to do.
It is further handicapped by being obliged to work by consensus, and by being unable to make recommendations that are binding.In the aftermath of the launch of the euro, Europe's leaders decided to take more robust action to tackle other financial markets.
