Sentence examples for obliged to present from inspiring English sources

When the researchers asked the doctors about their sense of obligation when patients request such procedures, they found that 86percentt felt obliged to present all possible options.

Financially pressed, the City Ballet was often obliged to present its ballets without scenery or costumes.

But why do institutions feel obliged to present their own ambitions as a public service?

The cruelty element is that Spieth was obliged to present it to him.

Problems arise in this area over who is obliged to present objects for inspection or to actually undergo inspection.

In accordance with Czech law, Mr Dusik was obliged to present his position on CEZ's project by January 4th.

We are now obliged to confront our present and past identity guilts.

This traditional peacemaking ritual had degenerated into what the Omahas called "smoking for horses": the Kitkehahkis were obliged to give feasts and presents of horses to their uninvited guests.

So in May, he created the Anti PowerPoint Party, whose stated mission is to advocate for those souls "who, every month, are obliged to be present during boring presentations in companies, universities, or at other institutions, and who had up to now no representation in politics".

The way that I run the squad, [injured] players are not obliged to be present in our games, so we allow these players two days off".

Obstetrics is one of the most lucrative branches of Hungary's supposedly free healthcare system, explains Kerry, in which parents expect to pay up to a month's salary to the doctor, who is legally obliged to be present at each birth.