Sentence examples for obliged to select from inspiring English sources

Registries are merely suggestions; we're not obliged to select from them.

These customised slogans would often be drawn from the totemic cuddly toy that we were each obliged to select from the mantelpiece.

The commissioner can choose any player he deems worthy and is not obliged to select another guard to replace Rondo in next month's game.

The soldiers' views on legitimacy reinforced his own natural desire to found a dynasty, but he had no son and was therefore obliged to select his successor.

It was an illustration of how extraordinarily rare acts such as Sergeant Schmid's were that in its first honoring of such a soldier, the German government found itself obliged to select an Austrian.

At the beginning of the scheme, Belgian firms were obliged to select 10 percent of their work force, but from 1943 workers were conscripted by age class.

Many lawyers and court scholars have believed that Mr. Obama would be obliged to lean toward selecting a woman with his first selection because Justice Ginsburg is currently the only female in the court.

As the centre was neither self-sufficient nor could find any financing, it was obliged to slaughter the selected sows resulting in great loss for the centre.

Previous reports[ 9] have suggested that not all consultants should be obliged to teach, instead selecting for aptitude and skills, since as highlighted in this study not all consultants are confident or inclined to teach.

Under MA, only industrial (Annex I countries-AI) are obliged to define forests, by selecting parameter values within the ranges allowed and indicated in the matrix above.

British Swimming were obliged to reconsider their decision not to select Roberts after he won an appeal in June.