Sentence examples for is obligating from inspiring English sources
verb
To bind, compel, constrain, or oblige by a social, legal, or moral tie.
That establishes a relationship but not one that is obligating.
The question then must be -- who is obligating or demanding these tests?
By using the term genocide, President Obama is obligating the United States to act to save Iraq's Yazidis and threatened Christians.
There is, however, a concern that the drive of central governments toward localising responsibility for education is obligating increasing numbers of vulnerable communities to assume responsibilities beyond their capacity.
"Nobody is obligated to listen to the regional planning board.
"And the school is obligated to support that application".
If so, the retailer is obligated to collect the tax.
Baseball is obligated to seek the truth, the whole truth.
Cancelmo is obligated to sell at $27.50.
Many scholars suggested that the government is obligated to seek assistances from manufactures.
In the United States, any type of corporate communications is obligated to avoid false advertisements (Stevens 2003).
