Sentence examples for less be obliged from inspiring English sources
It's probably because, in the old days, if he and I were to present to a court conflicting narratives of what happened between us, the court would more or less be obliged to take his side, not because the court was certain he was right, but because the court had an institutional relationship with the policeman to maintain.
He also said that financial institutions should be allowed to rely less on the agencies and be obliged to make their own assessments.
North Dakota's discovery rules, she noted, were particularly broad and beneficial to defendants, and Erickson's filing did not appear to offer a legal basis for turning over less material than he would otherwise be obliged to provide.
Countries like China will be obliged to take even less Iranian oil over time to continue to avoid American attention.
Carriers operating less than 729 flights per year in the EU will not be obliged to participate in the EU-ETS.
In rainy years, when the plains states irrigate less, they are obliged to return less fuel in the winter, meaning that Kyrgyz citizens shiver.
And I may be obliged to defend.
Researchers could be obliged to divulge information.
And to be obliged to do that.
Significantly, the cinematic version, filmed in 1998 with Gary Olsen, Neil Morrissey and Samantha Janus, proved less successful after Godber was obliged to change the ending.
