Sentence examples for obliged to obtain from inspiring English sources

To present these specimens legally, the museum's director, Peter Noever, has been obliged to obtain a temporary license in zoology.

As a strict matter of law, all non-elderly Americans who earn more than the poverty line will be obliged to obtain some form of health coverage.

In fact, Lartigau extracts spirited, often funny material from the predicament of a heroine obliged to obtain everything from cattle feed to thrush cream for her folks, while constructing a most empathetic portrait of deafness: consider Damiens' mayoral bid, launched on the slogan, "I hear you".

Service providers should only be obliged to obtain business authorisations or licenses where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objectives.

According to this Directive, Poland is obliged to obtain at least 15% of its energy from renewable sources in its gross final consumption of energy by 2020.

We suggest that these boat clubs should be investigated to determine if they should be obliged to obtain approval by environmental authorities to run a boatyard.

In order to be authorised and accredited, all facilities are obliged to undergo evaluation and obtain accreditation.

Instead, investigators were obliged to inform relatives and obtain written informed consent from patients as soon as feasible.

The two supreme court justices thought likely to cast the deciding votes, Anthony Kennedy and the chief justice, John Roberts, appeared deeply sceptical of the government's contention that healthcare regulation is a special case that gives Congress the power to oblige individuals to obtain insurance.

Grievances centred around the confiscation of Melanesian lands, the foraging of settlers' cattle on the Melanesians' produce gardens, and the head tax, which in 1899 was imposed by the colonial government on male Melanesians in order to oblige them to obtain employment with settlers and the government.

Two other judges, in Michigan and Virginia, have given it their blessing; a third, also in Virginia, faulted the same provision as the one in Florida the "individual mandate", which obliges everyone to obtain health insurance but voided only that part, leaving the rest intact.