Sentence examples for obliged to include from inspiring English sources

I was obliged to include myself: a New York art critic who left Kassel feeling uncomfortably marginalized.

It would also be obliged to include mechanisms to assist workers affected by any shift of jobs overseas.

Generally, local phone companies are no longer obliged to include the services of other companies on their bills.

The academy was obliged to include cable shows years ago, mostly because "The Sopranos," on HBO, made it impossible to ignore them.

A open-themed top 10 novellas list is obliged to include Animal Farm and The Old Man and the Sea, so I've added a qualifier.

Today, I don't know if I'd stomach the hairy 70s hardcore scenes he was obliged to include, but Thundercrack! remains a work of deranged genius.

In the CPPPC training, it is stressed that (1) patients found eligible can, but are not obliged to be included and (2) that GPs should use their common sense, to make sure that both Advance Care Planning and the study are introduced in a sensitive way.

Others who are not obliged to lay tefillin include a mourner during the first day of his mourning period, and a bridegroom on his wedding-day.

Airlines selling tickets in the UK are, quite rightly, obliged to quote fares including all the unavoidable extras.

On the other hand, the same poll found clear majorities for the view that businesses, including hotels, should generally be obliged to treat all customers, including same-sex couples, alike.

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.