Sentence examples for obligatory and it from inspiring English sources
In Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, the court held that the ATCA applies only to violations of international norms that are "specific, universal, and obligatory," and it determined that general prohibitions against arbitrary arrest and detention did not meet that standard.
The front row selects itself, as does the second row - Pelous is obligatory, and it's hard to exclude Paul O'Connell.
The recent issue of the Islamic State's online propaganda magazine, Dabiq, called them "obligatory targets," and it said that supporters should use any weapons on hand to "make an example of them".
No one mandates prenatal testing, although it is such an automatic part of the regimen that many expectant mothers believe it is obligatory, and few fight it.
These assert that something is permissible iff (if and only if) its negation is not obligatory, impermissible iff its negation is obligatory, omissible iff it is not obligatory, and optional iff neither it nor its negation is obligatory.
But it was not obligatory, and developers just ignored it as they could make easy money from continuing with leases.
Embalming is not obligatory in France, and it's the funeral directors that sell it to the families.
Only the Xue [ 15] trial included an obligatory syndrome differentiation and it is interesting to discover that Xue used a slightly modified syndrome differentiation more focused on the CM organ system rather than on the physiopathology of the CM syndrome.
All of it feels obligatory, but Ms. Clark seems to know that it feels obligatory, and she plants some of the show's best jokes right in the middle of the touchy-feely goo.
When it drags in themes of anti-Semitism and isolationism, it is obligatory and heavy-handed; the authors seem unwilling to give the audience credit for being able to surmise such things or for knowing what the climate was in 1939.
I did write a lot more about those, in earlier drafts, and my editor rightly steered me away from that because it was obligatory, and as I say in the piece my grasp of economics is nothing to brag about.
