Sentence examples for obliged to process from inspiring English sources

But even if Dreyfus wins his case now, all it means is the attorney general's office is obliged to process Dreyfus's request, not to actually release the extracts.

"Until the trial finally concludes, and the FSA's freeze is lifted, the banks are not obliged to process your claim unless you are in severe financial hardship," Mountford adds.

Similarly, when obliged to process information elaborately and deliberately, experienced raters may be as good as non-experienced raters in their recall of specific behaviors and aspects of performance.

Schools are legally obliged to acknowledge, process and report crimes on campus because of a young woman named Jeanne Clery who was raped, tortured and killed in her dorm room in 1986.

Although this data collection method is highly suitable for adults with low literacy, the personal telephone call may have encouraged participants to feel obliged to read and process the decision aid or control material.

Even if Dreyfus wins, Brandis will be obliged only to process an information request for eight months of his electronic diary entries.

In the past, they've been the only bidder, but under EU legislation the MoD is obliged to open the process up.

The young man who in quieter days had kicked his own tripod as he made an exposure, inducing a romantic shudder in the focus, was now obliged to reverse the process, and aim for "clear pictures from a vibrating, speeding airplane ten to twenty thousand feet in the air".

The police are not obliged to explain the process to you as it is occurring, which is why you need to be informed beforehand.

Recipients are obliged to seek work.

The auditors themselves may be obliged to undergo an approval process for independent and high quality work.