Sentence examples for obliged to apply from inspiring English sources

He was obliged to apply a bear hug to wrestle the head and torso onto the wheelbarrow.

He said that "if Shariah obliges us to cover women, we are obliged to apply it," adding, "We have not chosen you as judge".

"If you are receiving the employment payment, you are obliged to apply for one job a day in order to receive income support," she said.

The union reset its strike date after the court ruled against a claim by the union that Lufthansa was obliged to apply German labor law to all of its employees, even those working outside Germany.

A group of 37 ANC leaders applied for a blanket amnesty for the military campaign against white rule, but it was refused because they were obliged to apply individually and give a full confession.

Despite being a star pupil, when Bychkov's critical views on the Soviet system were reported to the authorities he was obliged to apply for an exit visa, which resulted in him being ostracised within the conservatoire.

Insurers are legally obliged to accept everybody applying for the mandatory package, regardless of age, gender, or health status.

"Europe cannot succumb to blackmail — dumping is illegal, and the E.U. is obliged to defend itself by applying the international trade law," said Milan Nitzschke, a spokesman for SolarWorld and the president of ProSun, a lobbying group for the European solar energy industry.

Health insurance is compulsory for all Dutch citizens, and health insurers are obliged to accept anyone who applies for standard health insurance.

Several of the clinicians did note, however, that the politics of engagement in which doctors who are gay once felt obliged to get involved no longer apply, opening up new questions about the dynamics between sexual identity and choice of specialisation in general practice medicine.

While students are not legally obliged to mention any disability when applying, they are given the opportunity to do so at the earliest stage.