Sentence examples for obliged to offset from inspiring English sources
But countries with surpluses, such as Germany (or China), are not similarly obliged to offset this by boosting their own spending.
"The concern is with the 'licence to trash' concept is that if a developer comes along with a major project they may be tempted to just put some money on the table to pay for offsetting and not feel obliged to go through the preliminary steps of trying to avoid damage.
But the reserves are a mixed blessing for the Bank of Mexico, which is obliged to "sterilize" them by selling peso bonds in offsetting amounts.
The Europeans hope gains in that area will help offset painful trade-offs they may be obliged to make in Europe's generous agricultural subsidy system.
To offset the expense of sending inspectors to restaurants across the country, rival guides were obliged to accept free meals, or to offer favors, like free advertising in the guides' pages.
Shalit was obliged to agree.
People who were vocationally obliged to care.
He was obliged to postpone it.
"And we were obliged to do it".
