Sentence examples for obligates from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of obligate
It obligates signers to nominate only "federal bench judges who are committed to restraint", and to "advance and sign into law a Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act to protect unborn children who are capable of feeling pain from abortion".
The general basis for liability is the following: "Any act of a person that causes injury to another obligates the person through whose fault the injury occurred to give redress".
Specialist parasites, many of which are obligates, tend to have additional mechanisms to detect their specific host plants.
The general average clause in ocean marine insurance obligates the insurers of various interests to share the cost of losses incurred voluntarily to save the voyage from complete destruction.
Failure to perform the act obligates the person to pay a sum of money or to forfeit money on deposit.
The basic rule applying to drafts is that any signature appearing on a draft obligates the signer to pay the amount drawn.
A debenture is a bond not secured by specific assets but accepted by investors because the firm has a high credit standing or obligates itself to follow policies that ensure a high rate of earnings.
One of Johnson's journalistic sidelines has been writing a motoring column for Gentlemen's Quarterly, a task that obligates him to test-drive high-performance automobiles at high speeds; Livingstone has never had a driver's license.
The law obligates health care providers to volunteer information on a complete menu of care options — if patients want to know about the options.
"The inconsistent and selective enforcement of constantly changing rules, and preemptive searches of individuals attempting to enter the park violates the terms of the special zoning permit which obligates Brookfield to maintain Liberty Park as a permanent open park for the public benefit," the letter said.
The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity obligates countries to work toward setting aside 10 percent of the world's oceans as reserves by 2020.
