Sentence examples for is obliged to continue from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that two employees in San Diego were dismissed by the company in June 2008, although the company is obliged to continue paying their legal expenses.

For starters, he is obliged to continue the hospital's mission to provide health care for people who cannot pay, yet he also wants to cut the health care corporation's deficit.

"Parliament is obliged to continue to address issues of national importance".

The administrative appeals tribunal rejected this reasoning and said Brandis's office was obliged to continue processing the request.

They do so because the streamlines are converging on the hole inside the vessel and are obliged to continue converging for a short while outside.

News International will be obliged to continue to disclose any relevant documents to me, and will be open to further action if further information is uncovered.

But because of long-term contracts signed by Santos, Shell and Origin Energy, the companies have been obliged to continue exporting to overseas markets, including Japan.

Like all privately-owned companies, neither Google nor Wordpress are obliged to continue hosting your images if they decide they don't want to.

John Sinno of Arab Film Distribution said that to stay in business, the company was obliged to continue focusing on the institutional market.

UK citizens are entitled to healthcare via the European health insurance card or free health insurance from the Spanish government under EU law, but Spain would not be obliged to continue to offer free healthcare to non-EU citizens.

Now that the programme is officially over, none of the 16 schools from the pilot are obliged to continue with the curriculum, but Hareena is adamant that they should.