Sentence examples for needed to oblige from inspiring English sources

She says: "I'm not sure the Climate Convention has the agency which is needed to oblige countries to act.

"We were all hoping that this time around, the president, given his mandate, wouldn't need to oblige so many politicians," Mr. Bayuni said.

So I need to oblige that favour and give the honour back to them.

New Labour is especially mindful of the need to oblige rich individuals as donors.

I decided on "Write back if you want, but you don't need to feel obliged".

I wish I understood back then that I don't have to be grateful for being treated with the same respect as other people and that I definitely didn't need to feel obliged to talk about my genitals to random people at parties".

The MSZP has 186 seats in the 386-member parliament and is thus a handful of votes short of the simple majority needed to pass a constructive no-confidence motion.The need for additional votes obliged the MSZP to seek the support of the SZDSZ.

And he needs to leave his obliging permasmile at home.

"The Academy needs to find a way to oblige employers to cooperate with the panel and provide a place where anybody can go and have their problem dealt with responsibly," says Richard Smith, editor of the British Medical Journal and vice-chair of Cope.

More important, they need to recognize that no law obliges them to take what they can get.

When injured or "hungry," she needs to feed, and Dyson usually obliges by hooking up with her (which leaves him more than a little depleted).