Sentence examples for obliged to get from inspiring English sources

"If there was gay marriage, they're not obliged to get married.

The materialist treadmill is not one we are obliged to get on once we reach a certain level of income.

But now doctors, hospitals and insurers are obliged to get patients' consent before passing around intimate personal information.

Ms. Letton said Coleman was obliged to get Whole Foods' approval for the change, but did not do so.

They like him because he is not Ian Blair, the loud-mouthed lefty they felt obliged to get rid of.

It's remarkable how many people back then who attacked literary theorists for indifference to the concept of getting things right didn't feel obliged to get the theories right.

SMEs working outside hospitals, though, and facing fewer risks, are obliged to go to London to get their licences, incurring many charges and having a complicated process to go through.

All they wrote was 'controversy!"' The first time I went to visit O'Neill, I felt professionally obliged to try to get him to say something he shouldn't.

But at some point, perhaps around the time of the death of Princess Diana, somehow the bar for proving that one was a sentient human being, the one over which public figures are obliged to leap, got raised to include a proven capacity for grief.

But the questions they are obliged to answer can get monotonous.

People were obliged to use cars to get to work because there was no safe and affordable public-transport alternative.