Sentence examples similar to models were obliged to from inspiring English sources

We were obliged to release them all.

"And we were obliged to do it".

In this model, firms would be obliged to give the tax authorities of any country in which they operate both a set of accounts for their global activities and information about their physical assets, workforce, sales and profits for the territory in question.

However, these methods offer solutions only in the semi-honest model where each party is obliged to follow the protocol but can arbitrarily analyze the knowledge that it learns during the execution of the protocol to obtain some additional information.

Of course, we may also see ratios that fall outside of our range of predictions as a reason to reject our model entirely, in which case we are obliged to look for some other explanation of what exactly it is about the X chromosome that results in full-length proviruses being more abundant there.

The telecoms group would prefer guaranteed access to the high-definition versions plus Sky Sports 3 and 4, arguing that it itself is obliged to be a model of openness in offering competitors' access to its fibre network.

We use three examples to illustrate how one is obliged to use agent based models to capture the dynamics of such systems.

No one, of course, is obliged to be a role model.

No one says that one is obliged to use a classic model to make a film.

Therefore, the paint industry and regulatory authorities are obliged to use release rate measurements derived from either mathematical models or from laboratory studies.

"In fairness you should be obliged to tell the whole truth of our experience representing you as a model.