Sentence examples for obliged to assert from inspiring English sources
Everything is a religious war these days, he says, and he feels obliged to assert his own faith: 'I'm not born again, I'm not Kabbalah, God forbid, but I did have an experience hitting 30 that I needed to lean on something that assured me that everything is going to be OK.
Larry Craig, a Republican from Idaho, felt obliged this week to assert his heterosexuality after it emerged that he had pleaded guilty to "disorderly conduct" in a lavatory at Minneapolis airport in June.Mr Craig was arrested after apparently making advances to an undercover policeman.
I will continue to assert that Facebook is obliged to comply with New Zealand law in relation to personal information it holds and uses in relation to its New Zealand users, and in due course a case may come before the courts, either through my Office, or at the suit of the company".
Mr. Diller has also asserted that Vivendi Universal was obliged to pay approximately the $620 million in taxes that are due on the dividends that InterActive had been receiving from its preferred stock.
And Sinn Fein does feel obliged naturally enough to assert its position, and claim the legitimacy... for the republican's past".
One who asserts P lays herself open to the challenge, "How do you know that?", and she is obliged to retract P if she is unable to respond to that challenge adequately.
The president asserted that pursuit of private-sector profits was insufficient preparation for service as chief executive of government, who is obliged to consider the interests of all constituents, including workers.
Shalit was obliged to agree.
The group asserts that the oath taken by soldier and police "is to the constitution, not to the politicians", such that serving personnel are obliged to disobey unconstitutional orders.
