But, because Senate Republicans exercised this power over Obama's nominees, it's only fair — indeed, it's obligatory — that Senate Democrats have equal say when it comes to Trump's.
"The same as before, except that now it's obligatory".
It's obligatory to try our aforementioned street food if you're in the city.
"It's obligatory but we can make it jollier, more floral," she wrote.
You get the sense that it's obligatory to go after someone with a certain number of awards,' she says, amused by it all.
I know it's obligatory to say that "we won't let the terrorists win", but if one is turning down a bargain, seven-day, all-inclusive deal in Sharm el-Sheikh, you'd have to call that a score draw.
When Ashley discovers that a sex crime has been committed by one of his men, he recovers quickly, then remarks, to another henchman, about the issue of rape, "I don't want you to feel that it's obligatory".
"Whether you're a celebrity or an ordinary person, it's obligatory, no matter how badly you're feeling about it, to display optimism publicly," said Dr. Barron H. Lerner, the author of "When Illness Goes Public".
The openness to experience and respect for differences that Reich observed became so much a part of the American ethos that, today, it's obligatory to say you share such values, even if you don't".
I decided to try the long version in the Observer this week, with the feminist defence that a married woman changing her name is, like giving up her job to raise children, oppressive when it's obligatory, but confident and happy as a choice.
