Sentence examples for obliged to another from inspiring English sources

"I'm not obliged to say more than I'm obliged to," another loyalist said.

Any attempt at emotionally blackmailing your ex will backfire, so avoid this – you don't want a reinstatement of a relationship at any level if it was brought about by one person feeling obliged to another, as that will not endure.

You are obliged to use another way of reading.

He would be gone for two months and would then be obliged to write another exam.

It may not be too long, however, before they are obliged to take another look.

The commissioner can choose any player he deems worthy and is not obliged to select another guard to replace Rondo in next month's game.

Even with these heroic assumptions, the Treasury will be obliged to find another $900 billion to finance the remainder of the $1.8 trillion of debt it is issuing.

By the 18th century, Venice was already in terminal decline, and already being obliged to pursue another way of making itself of interest to the world of the present.

One issue that remains unresolved is whether Democrats are now legally obliged to nominate another candidate to replace Taylor, or whether there would simply be no Democrat on the ballot paper.

For example, "If the doctor, in opening an abscess, shall kill the patient, his hands shall be cut off"; if, however, the patient was a slave, the doctor was simply obliged to supply another slave.

Without the Hydro One privatisation, which was expected to raise more than C$5 billion, Mr Eves will find it difficult to balance this year's budget as he is obliged to under another pillar of the common-sense revolution, a balanced-budget law.