Sentence examples for neither obliged from inspiring English sources

But Britain does not belong to Schengen and is neither obliged nor inclined to take them.

Still, a single study should neither oblige us to consider that the case is closed, nor deter us from seeking better management methods [ 21].

Both write engagingly, and neither feels obliged, as Jones does, to introduce any lugubrious references to "hegemony" or "gender politics".

So neither is obliged to hand over Ntaganda to the ICC.

We ask too little of prisoners when we isolate them in units where they are neither allowed nor obliged to create and sustain meaningful, supportive relations with others.

It is true neither side is obliged to retire a single weapon until 2012, but in reality taking nuclear weapons apart is a long, painstaking procedure that will have to follow a timetable.

But opposition parties in France warned Hollande not to make any "hasty decisions" and demanded a vote in the National Assembly, even though Hollande is obliged neither to call nor to heed such a vote.

To date neither side has felt obliged to pay up.

Even though, it should be noted that neither the GPs were obliged to apply the MISS or any other intervention for mental disorders, nor were the patients obliged to go visit their GPs.

The fact that neither Kibaki nor Odinga feel obliged to treat Kufuor with any respect shows what little support the AU actually commands.

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