Sentence examples for is is obliged from inspiring English sources

Also this arrest was a major step forward for Operation Wickenby (US$300 million tax fraud investigation which began in 2004)." The firm is is obliged by BVI law to undertake "due diligence" checks on its clients to ensure they are not engaging in any wrongdoing.

A spokesman for the BBC, which is is obliged to ensure its collection arrangements are efficient, appropriate and proportionate, said it hoped the review would be thorough and "not rushed".

"My idea of hell is being obliged to have something to say about everything that comes around.

Now France, followed by a still more reluctant Germany, is being obliged to take defense seriously for the first time in many years, thus upsetting all its budget calculations.

Being referred to a hospital in Belgium is being obliged to conform to the normative way of giving birth.

Now they're being obliged by the Dukes, who know how to kill with generosity.

On issue after issue — health care, immigration, abortion, tax cuts, gun control, environmental protection — he's been obliged to veer to the right.

If VCs are being obliged to spend their money to keep existing investments going, doesn't that mean that new entrepreneurs can forget it, at least for a while?

"All over England, schools are being obliged to become academies: supposedly autonomous bodies which are often "sponsored" (the government's euphemism for controlled) by foundations established by exceedingly rich men.

Any foe ensnared by this lasso, we are told, is obliged to confess the truth.

No government, if the draft has been approved, is obliged to change its policies.