Sentence examples for it obliges from inspiring English sources

Protocol on Biosafety explicitly refers in its Risk Assessment Annex to this common attitude when it obliges its member states to consider that "lack of scientific knowledge or scientific consensus should not necessarily be interpreted as indicating a particular level of risk, an absence of risk, or an acceptable risk".

The Intuflo Hardware Store, on Columbus Ave . near 68th St. knows that man does not live by wing nuts or duct tape or power sanders alone, though it obliges its customers by stocking all these.

It obliges choices as to what kind of city its citizens and politicians want, with what balance of public benefits and private freedoms and for whom.

Marriage takes its ultimate meaning not from whom it excludes but from what it obliges: "To have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part".

"It obliges others to flatter you".

It obliges you to be corrupt.

And if we like our art forms promiscuous and free, it obliges.

It obliges countries to promote treatment to help existing smokers, and education to stop aspiring ones.

"It obliges all member states to deny financing, support and safe haven to terrorists.

It obliges the state to disclose information regardless of whether or not an RTI application is filed.

One good result of that, at least, is that it obliges them to think more carefully when they do so.