Sentence examples for may oblige from inspiring English sources

The Dutch, who plan to vote by the end of the year, may oblige.

The new model may oblige distributors, with government help, to forecast demand, and to contract adequate new generating capacity.

Respect the "co-existence of diverse groups", they say to migrants or we may "oblige" you to leave.

The IMF may oblige by increasing its bail-out by just enough to get Ukraine through this winter.

The financially challenged Penguins may oblige him this summer in part because they can no longer afford him.

If a contending club wants an unfiltered left-handed reliever for the pennant race, the Mets may oblige.

Isn't May obliged to seek an extension anyway?

Mr Putin may well oblige.

Congress may soon oblige.

Without a consensus on campus, however, the education ministry may not oblige.

It may also oblige the F.B.I. to share information gathered by its counterintelligence agents more readily.