Sentence examples for get obligated from inspiring English sources

"We need to make sure that the state does not get obligated to contracts and deals and payoffs we don't know about," Alden said.

However, if sex is necessary for the evolution of complex adaptation, and this evolution happens by convergence, then there is a barrier to evolving obligate asexuality, because the closer the population gets to obligate asexuality, the less it is able to further evolve adaptively in this direction (or in any direction).

"I think the day we get to feel obligated, it will be dead," Ms. Kapoor said.

For most of us, shoveling out a chunk of change is a good way to get us feeling obligated to put that chunk of change to good use.

Do not make her feel obligated to get you something, even though that's not always a bad thing.

Though the two sides have said they will work together, Park Service officials have also said they are not legally obligated to get the city's approval.

It wants more of the cash to go into destroying its vast stockpiles of chemical weapons (which it is obligated to get rid of under the Chemical Weapons Convention) and dismantling decommissioned nuclear-powered submarines (an acknowledged environmental hazard).

Am I obligated to get him a gift?

In fact, whenever I shop online, I feel obligated to get one.

Under LRPD policy, police officers are obligated to get out of the way of moving vehicles.

Yes, films based on history are obligated to get their facts right.