Sentence examples for it would oblige from inspiring English sources

It would oblige Argentina to continue trying to adjust its real exchange rate by deflation (cutting prices and wages in nominal terms).

It would oblige Argentina to continue trying to adjust its real exchange rate by deflation (cutting nominal wages and prices in nominal terms), a process which has already forced the collapse of many businesses.

Farmers said it would oblige them to take land out of food production.

It would oblige me to change my views on yet another subject.

It would oblige them to be more entrepreneurial in raising their membership, and therefore their democratic legitimacy.

Senator James Risch of Idaho said it would oblige the United States to adhere to international agreements to stem greenhouse gas emissions.

One, dubbed "use-it-or-lose-it", would oblige oil firms to exploit their existing leases more quickly or see them revert to the government.

When I was young, I would oblige half out of fear and half out of what I call "feminine performance".

He was urging Congress to pass a new "pay-as-you-go" (PAYGO) plan that would oblige it to pay for new spending either by raising taxes or by cutting outlays.

Yet it still refuses to let IAEA inspectors take a full look at its uranium-enrichment machines at Resende, and will not sign the additional protocol that would oblige it to do so.Brazil says this is to protect home-grown technology.

This gives a shareholder the right to push through strategic moves that managers or other shareholders may oppose.Should Vodafone win, regulators would oblige it to sell Orange, a British mobile-telephone company belonging to Mannesmann, before the merger could proceed.