Sentence examples for oblige it to from inspiring English sources

Although Moscow says it will be matching Washington's cut, without a treaty it is under no legal obligation to do so, and Washington cannot oblige it to carry out its promised reduction.

But, having scored it, he could only request the council to "reconsider" its actions, not oblige it to change them.The next-most-common type of complaint comes from employees and would-be employees of the EU institutions who feel they have been denied jobs or benefits unfairly.

The directors of HealthSouth, which runs a chain of hospitals and clinics, approved a change in its bylaws that will oblige it to reimburse shareholders who mount a proxy contest for the expense involved provided that their candidate achieves at least 40% of the vote.

In theory, they do not add to government spending, since they do not allocate any extra funds to the department concerned, but simply oblige it to spend a portion of its existing budget in a particular way.

In fact, its own rules appear to oblige it to do so.

Tunisia wants closer ties to Europe, and that should oblige it to introduce political reforms.

The very strategy that has enabled the BJP to come to power has also obliged it to dilute its agenda.India's diversity could lead to permanent coalition politics.

Placing the poem at the end of the book exaggerates its meaning, almost obliging it to sum up.

In the next decade the educational establishment reacted to the hubris of the Essex Icarus, curtailed its expansion and obliged it to become more normal.

Though the government-owned General Insurance Corporation has a monopoly on vehicle insurance, it has managed to make heavy losses chiefly because political pressure long obliged it to hold down its rates.

This is more than China can invest at home, obliging it to export some of its saving (typically 2-3% of GDP) abroad.