Sentence examples for obliged to note from inspiring English sources

BP felt obliged to note this officially.

Ms. Kaliada felt obliged to note that this was not a part of the play.

I am obliged to note some recent disturbing incidents and harassment.

In his opening address the group's chairman, Patrick Odier, felt obliged to note that "we have an image problem".

Having served as an educator, administrator and admissions officer, I am obliged to note that the practice of "gender norming" in college admissions is hardly new.

One of the movie's many jokes that only French audiences will get is that Arthur Martin is a French washing machine brand, a fact that everyone to whom he is introduced feels obliged to note.

There's some low-level harassment: some men feel obliged to verbally note your presence as you pass if you're a woman walking around late.

"I am obliged to take note of the legitimate grievances which exist in society.

Protections for "subsidiarity"—ensuring that issues are dealt with at the most appropriate level are weak at best, non-existent at worst: national parliaments are invited to speak up if they think subsidiarity has been flouted, but the European Commission is merely obliged to take note.

Although Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said Bowers was wrongly decided at the time, he made a powerful reference to the notion that public attitudes change over time and that Supreme Court justices are obliged to take note of such trends.

GP7 The only thing, you know it would be good if you could communicate with your professional colleagues, you know with a care plan, what the GPs, where the GPs in-hours are obliged to write notes, the Macmillan nurse also are obliged to write notes, and then leave them at patient's house.