Sentence examples for it obligates from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson from Hugo Boss states that it "obligates its suppliers to comply with the applicable minimum wage legislation" and that "wage negotiations are the exclusive domain of the supplier, its workforce and other parties within their countries, some of which are accorded roles by national legislation," though it is "open to every form of constructive dialogue".

Until then, Frank Marshall's photos provide a window on a small corner of the world where metal has put down roots, despite the fact it obligates its devotees to sit around all day in the blazing sun sweating their balls off in leather strides.

It obligates facilities handling the most dangerous chemicals to prevent catastrophic releases to surrounding communities.

It obligates Britain to a sweeping commitment of forces if Malaysia were attacked.

It obligates the police to stop people who look like illegal immigrants and arrest them if they don't have papers on them.

It obligates schools to give researching professors lower teaching loads and hire yet more instructors to cover all the classes that students need.

And after 19 years, they leave me with nothing?" The government that unjustly imprisoned him has given him no help, nor is it obligated to.

But why does a years-long struggle against a dictator so seemingly heartless that he'd gas his own people and lie about it obligate us?

McDougal, for her part, claims that she signed her "catch and kill" contract with A.M.I. thinking it obligated the company to publish more than a hundred of her newspaper columns (which it did not).

My consent to a person's doing something does not legitimate that person's doing it nor does it obligate me to respect his doing it unless he already has a right to make the proposal.

In the case of political authorities, my consent to someone's issuing commands over a piece of territory that she has no right to rule over does not legitimate her commands nor does it obligate me.