Sentence examples for obliged to create from inspiring English sources

If it no longer exists, they will be obliged to create it.

"The federal authorities, along with the authorities in the Caucasus region, are obliged to create these conditions".

In these circumstances the critic was obliged to create in words an effective sensory and emotional substitute for visual experience.

Despite Kempthorne's comments, under the ESA, the government is legally obliged to create a plan to protect the species.

Or Congress feels obliged to create an affordable housing trust fund, as it is doing in the latest legislation.

Peron also said that if an opposition press were ever found lacking in Argentina, he would feel obliged to create one himself.

It is for them that the developers are lucky enough to oblige to create bigger and greater games.

Schools, eager to embrace technology, are not effectively providing media literacy for students nor are they thinking of the ways in which the technology that students are obliged to use create fast-moving socio-technical environments that students are not prepared in any way for and from which few can find respite.

But because all three rules, and others of lesser visibility, have already appeared in the Federal Register, the White House would have to follow the same laborious procedures dictated by the Administrative Procedures Act to undo them that Mr. Clinton was obliged to follow to create them.

What Proust's narrator says about memories of his grandmother applies as well to the spirit voices that speak through music: "We acquire a true knowledge only of things that we are obliged to re-create by thought, things that are hidden from us in everyday life".

Existentialists like Jean-Paul Sartre argued that human beings had no essential nature and were free and indeed obliged to act and to create regardless of the seeming constraints imposed by their circumstances.