Sentence examples for obliged to lay from inspiring English sources

But they point to the fact that, beginning in 2020, countries will be obliged to lay out more ambitious targets every five years.

Firms are obliged to lay off (typically young) contract workers at the end of a fixed period, so they have little incentive to train tomorrow's workforce.

Mr. Buggins said he was obliged to lay off the 30 subcontracted craftsmen he had working on projects for Mr. Hobbs, who for 18 months had been his only major client.

It is at the heart of the current malaise and is a disservice to ministers, entrapping them in a situation where they always need to be right, hate to have their opinions challenged, and are obliged to lay down the law.

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.

I suspect he [Sir Robin] was either misinformed or felt under such pressure he felt obliged to lie".

So, obliged to lie with an elevated leg for 55 minutes each hour, either in pain or brimful of morphine, I read what Michael had written.

Because the dream girl, Tori (Teresa Palmer), works for a West Coast branch of the now-defunct investment house Drexel Burnham Lambert, Matt feels obliged to lie and pretend to be an employee of Goldman Sachs.

But he gave that up, realizing that "I won't be able to express what I want to express as a scientist, I am obliged to refute lies with political ends during the whole debate, and hence I enter a game where I myself become a political militant," he says.

(25 years, merchant post natal mother) "My preferred birthing position was kneeling, but since I am here in hospital, I was obliged to deliver in back lying position against my interest".

For example one participant expressed her sorrow for being prevented from her preferred position during delivery saying: "My preferred birthing position was kneeling, but since I am here in hospital, I was obliged to deliver in back lying position against my interest".