Sentence examples for obliged to send from inspiring English sources

Migrants often feel morally obliged to send money back.

The Times was therefore obliged to send two London correspondents "oop north" to cover both.

Mr. Woolas said the government had been legally obliged to send the letters.

So aggressive was the mood that Mr Kesri felt obliged to send an ultimatum to the United Front to drop the DMK.The United Front refused.

The statement caused such a wave of consternation at the meeting, and within the wider party, that Marine, 44, was obliged to send out a reassuring tweet.

To stop the Kurds from taking over Iraq's oil-rich provinces of Kirkuk and Mosul, the Turks might well feel obliged to send their own troops there instead.

He felt obliged to set an example by being the first to send away a wife.

King Hussein, furious that this was taking place in his country, obliged Israel to send an antidote.

The State prohibited this, thereby obliging them to send patients away not only with no drugs, but also with no possibility of buying them at the pharmacy.

I'm obliged to call him back and send an ambulance as his address is in our system.

I believe, your theatre get the critics from An American institution for newspaper cuttings & I would be much obliged to you if you could send us the name & address of this institution".