Sentence examples for it does oblige from inspiring English sources

But it does oblige governments to draw up a charter of migrant workers' rights which might have some teeth.

But, as Oxfam Australia's humanitarian advocacy coordinator Ben Murphy explains, it does oblige the world's largest exporter, representing 29% of global sales, not to act counter to the treaty's object and purpose.

While signing does not commit a State to ratification, it does oblige the State to refrain from acts that would defeat or undermine the treaty's objective and purpose.

Does oblige ever get more noblesser?

It does however oblige states to be prepared for an epidemic situation and it also obliges "respect for human rights" in such planning.

At its insistence, resolution 1718 authorises governments to inspect goods—as China is apparently doing at some land crossings but it does not oblige them to do so.

Not only is a 27% target too low but it doesn't oblige member states to follow through.

The ATP requires us to play in Wimbledon but it does not oblige Wimbledon to respect the ATP rankings, the 11th-ranked Corretja said yesterday.

The First Amendment limits the government's ability to restrict speech, but it does not oblige an individual to supply the Aryan Nation with copies of "Chicken Soup for the White Supremacist's Soul".

I believe Mrs Swiebel's report is a balanced report, because it is sincere and transparent, it mentions sources, without judging them, it does not oblige us to vote against or in favour of certain facts, but it draws attention to existing complaints which the executives must investigate and assess.

Although the slip-ups seldom involved mendacity or willfulness, they did oblige me to defend myself.