Sentence examples for obligatory words from inspiring English sources

There would also be some obligatory words on U.S. military aid to Pakistan: "We continue to work on delivering Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance aerial capability," and "we need to come to agreement with Pakistan" on aligning U.S. military support with Pakistan's long-term counterterrorism needs.

Cloze test with obligatory context words (students should write their names, what they, their moms and dads are good at, the name of their best friend, her health issue, their advice to her).

If we use the standard definition (P A = ¬ !¬ A), then P A ↔ !A is a theorem, but P A and !A are not equivalent according to the ordinary use of the words "permitted" and "obligatory".

With foreign wineries, advance word is almost obligatory.

Bahá'ís over the age of 15 must individually recite an obligatory prayer each day, using fixed words and form.

When I first heard Snoop's songs I hated the fact that so many were peppered with the "n" word, as well as the obligatory "bitch", "ho" and "motherfucker" – but I chose to ignore the lyrics.

The afternoon is spent either returning to the manuscript, if I'm so inspired (but because I ideally hit my word count, this isn't obligatory) or handling non-manuscript related items.

The results of Experiment 3 suggested that the effect of the valenced-words on choices is not obligatory, but rather modulated by the uncertainty of the context in which decisions take place.

Or, in other words, doing the best is always obligatory, never optional.

In other words, in Mally's system, the obligatory and the factual collapse.

It seems almost obligatory that I should open with a few words on Ingrid Chavez's collaborations with ultra-famous rockers Prince and Lenny Kravitz.