Sentence examples for obligating them from inspiring English sources

What was found, according to industry officials who have been briefed on the results, is that not all farmers had signed required contracts obligating them to follow certain procedures intended to keep StarLink out of the food supply.

The schools will now be expected to routinely track the foreigners with student visas and contact the immigration service if there appear to be problems, obligating them to take on a new policing function.

(One reason that deregulation became popular in the first place was that utilities had signed contracts obligating them to pay prices for purchased power that turned out to be far higher than market prices.

About 10 states, including Missouri, Utah, Delaware, Colorado and Hawaii, have failed to properly report the scores of disabled children on the special achievement tests and are receiving federal money under "special conditions" obligating them to do so in the future, federal officials say.

ALBANY, Oct. 4 — The state association of county clerks voted on Thursday to condemn Gov. Eliot Spitzer's policy allowing illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, and at least a dozen said they would not follow the new policy despite state laws obligating them to do so.

Options provide cost-saving potential to the user without locking them into higher prices or obligating them to purchase a resource.

A letter distributed to Progresa beneficiaries reminded them that the program did not obligate them to vote for any candidate.

By senior year, recruited athletes are usually encouraged to apply through early decision, which obligates them to attend if accepted.

But their marketing zeal should obligate them to be equally aggressive in educating the students on credit and personal finance.

But the Bundesliga clubs contend that the Olympics are not on the FIFA international match calendar that obligates them to release players.

Over the 100 days of the tragedy, the UN and US persistently failed to recognise it as genocide, avoiding an admission that would have obligated them to intervene.