Sentence examples for it will oblige from inspiring English sources

Its forces are overstretched, it has little money, and it will oblige the Americans only when it is ready to do so.

He needs love, he tells his audience, and he hopes it will oblige him.

"He needs love, he tells his audience, and he hopes it will oblige him," Ben Brantley wrote in his review in The New York Times.

For Apple, complying with the ruling could be embarrassing because it will oblige it to remark directly on a competitor – something that businesses in the highly competitive consumer electronics field are loath to do.

The new privacy-perforating law, when law it becomes, will oblige Russian telephone and Internet providers to store records of all comms for six months and all metadata for three years.

The directors of HealthSouth, which runs a chain of hospitals and clinics, approved a change in its bylaws that will oblige it to reimburse shareholders who mount a proxy contest for the expense involved provided that their candidate achieves at least 40% of the vote.

Some places won't do it, but others will oblige.

It still refuses to join any alliance that will oblige it to take military action in the event of war (which rules out NATO membership), and will still not send soldiers into battle unless the country itself is threatened.

In March Switzerland agreed to comply with an OECD tax code that will oblige it to reveal information on clients that other governments say they need to enforce their laws.

How likely is it that a Microsoft that controls both the Windows operating system and the country's most popular applications will oblige its sole potential competitor?

She hopes, maybe one day when they are more friendly, that she can ask to see it, and that the doctor, smiling, will oblige her.