Sentence examples for obligates itself from inspiring English sources

One of them is if the developer obligates itself to complete the property within two years.

The Times obligates itself to review every movie that gets a full week's commercial release in New York or Los Angeles (nearly 700 last year).

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.

It has not obligated itself to pick any of the proposals.

"The developer indeed finished this thing within two years, but because it hadn't obligated itself to do that, it's out of luck".

Mr. Leviev's company never made the filings required under the interstate disclosure act, but it argued that it was exempt because it had obligated itself to finish the project within two years.

Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, applauded the deal, saying it marked "the first time that the entire world community has obligated itself to act – to act in the battle against global climate change".

"Although the United Nations in its millennium [development goals] has obligated itself to provide continuous and cheap access to vital drugs and medication to people in developing countries before 2015, sanctions … have made the imports of medicine to Iran very hard if not impossible".

Unable to do that (both because of corruption and because peasant farmers vote) Turkey in 1974 started licensing farmers to grow for the morphine trade, and the United States in 1981 gave protected-market status to Turkey and India, obligating itself to buy 80percentt of the raw material for American painkillers from them.

By ratifying, the Netherlands (like other countries accepting the Convention) obligated itself to adapt and develop laws to ensure that the rights of the child are safeguarded (http://www.rijksoverheid.nl).nl

"But the fact the government had made the poor decision to obligate itself to pay for these facilities doesn't mean we should stretch to find people to fill them".