Sentence examples for obligated the from inspiring English sources

The clothing worn by highland Indian women is a throwback to colonial times, when the Spaniards obligated the Indians to abandon their traditional dress and wear the garments then popular in Spain.

'I come to talk to you obligated,' the retired officer said with a pained expression.

To protect the rights of wives and daughters, rabbinic law obligated the sons to maintain the widows and unmarried daughters.

Kingship took on a ministerial dimension, which obligated the ruler to assume responsibility for both the spiritual and the material well-being of his subjects.

In 1982, Congress passed the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, which obligated the federal government to start taking control of spent fuel by 1998.

The state is not obligated, the panel said, to provide the kids with anything more than a "minimally adequate opportunity" to receive a sound, basic education.

"This creates a situation that would almost obligate the prosecution to indict the prime minister".

Filing the request obligates the lender to attend a settlement conference within 60 days.

That obligates the physician to do everything possible to prolong life, often at the expense of the patient's comfort.

"That way, you're obligating the subtenant to abide by all the rules the tenant-shareholder must abide by".

There is nothing in the Olympic charter that obligates the committee to rotate the Olympics from continent to continent.