Sentence examples for is obliged through from inspiring English sources

But that task has been complicated because Zuccotti Park is obliged through an agreement with the city to remain open 24 hours a day.

Mr. Eisenstein wrote that trespassing, obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct charges against Mr. Nunez should be dismissed because the police lacked the authority to force people from a park that is obliged through a special city permit to be open to the public.

Those inside shouted back that the park was obliged through an agreement with the city to remain open.

States are obliged through both international law and their own national law to respect a variety of human rights principles.

This research analysis underlines that parties to NIAC are obliged through GC Common Article 3 to enter into special agreements and by CIHL to adhere to the criteria contained in GC IV Art 49.

After passing through a pole the function will be negative and is obliged to pass through zero before reaching the next pole if it is to be monotonically increasing.

Still, it's a forgivable lapse given the sheer bathos that he is obliged to wade through.

So on one level the fact that the ANC has to rely on press releases, and is obliged to go through the courts, is a positive sign of South Africa's constitutional health and commitment to freedom of speech.

In a CNN interview from New York, first broadcast late Saturday, the prince was asked if the Saudis would make bases available to the Americans, and answered that if the United Nations warranted action, "everybody is obliged to follow through".

The dessert served up in its early pages is zesty, with lots of good stuff about what happens when you eat only raw food (you starve to death), but then the reader is obliged to champ through a set of dishes heavier on seasoning than on substance.

Although it is a good ten kilometers away, one is obliged to drive through the middle of one of Istanbul's great garbage dumps to get to Kemer.