Sentence examples similar to it does obligate from inspiring English sources

"Even though you have to pay whatever the franchise number is, it's for this year and it doesn't obligate you beyond.

Still others, including Mayor James R. Miron, a Democrat, who has refused to sign the contract that was prepared, believe it is illegal because it does not obligate Mr. Hanney to obtain a performance bond — insurance for the town that the work will be done — as required by state law for municipal projects larger than $100,000.

In addition, we compared TE loads for these two families of retroelements among natural populations in which sex occurs annually (cyclical parthenogens), and in which it does not occur (obligate asexuals).

Though the settlement required the companies to underwrite the new database with $95 million, it did not obligate them to use it.

"Just because the D.A. declined to prosecute, it doesn't mean they're obligated to stop the investigation," Mr. Farkas said, adding that the district attorney often keeps investigations open for years, even without new evidence.

Even if you have asked a guy out, it does not mean you are obligated to do anything you don't want to on the date.

"The wording is vague in some places, but it definitely does not obligate the Mormons to scour their own archives on an ongoing basis".

I never thought my expose would reach all the way to the New York Times, but it did and I felt obligated to take my point to its ultimate conclusion".

United's "contract for carriage," implicit in a ticket purchase, doesn't obligate it even to operate a flight, much less notify passengers of delays.

It helps pay the rent, but does not obligate him in any way to speak positively about their titles.

It helps pay the rent, but does not obligate him in any way to speak positively or negatively of their titles.