Sentence examples for obligated her from inspiring English sources

Under an agreement with the government that obligated her to testify if prosecutors called her before a federal grand jury, Ms. Lewis pleaded guilty in May to charges of promoting prostitution and money laundering.

(She was released on a fifty-thousand-dollar unsecured bond, which obligated her to pay that amount if she didn't appear in court, and she fully complied with the terms of her release).

The contract obligated her to be the principal rapper on five albums, for which she would receive various payments and benefits, including rent money for an apartment of her own, college tuition, a car, and thousands of dollars' worth of jewelry — altogether, a package worth somewhere between half a million and a million dollars.

Ms. Csvihinka said that adding her partner, Gina Bonfietti, 43, a self-employed piano technician, to her health insurance obligated her to pay a federal tax on the value of the additional coverage that married couples would not owe, and that since the civil union she has also had to pay tax on her daughters' coverage even though the girls were on her plan, tax-free, before.

Because her new career path required years of additional study and obligated her to repay the state loan, Smith says, her decision didn't go over well with her family.

Although that temporarily removes one option for Nina, with Stan feeling hopelessly obligated, her position just seems to get stronger.

Does the life that he and his wife gave her obligate her regardless of circumstance?

Ms. Goard said that Florida law does not obligate her to assist voters in completing a flawed application.

This approach, which Sassen also uses in her fashion shots with (largely) white models, obligates her to enlist her subjects as collaborators, getting them to experiment with staging and props.

[New York Post] Courts and Law The primary booker for the prostitution ring patronized by former Gov. Eliot Spitzer pleaded guilty on terms that may obligate her to testify before a federal grand jury.

Clifford claims the contract is void because Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen rather than Trump himself signed it, and because of the draconian amount that it obligates her to pay for breaching it.