Sentence examples for obliged to stop from inspiring English sources
M. Audemars was obliged to stop at Hanover on account of the fog.
Players are not obliged to stop while leaving the complex, and several did not Monday.
Drivers of support trains started to reach their maximum hours and were obliged to stop work.
Six weeks before sex reassignment surgery (SRS), I am obliged to stop taking my hormones.
Would America be obliged to stop not just attacks by aircraft but also missile strikes, he asked?
But in writing these scanty words of recollection I feel the shake and am obliged to stop".
One of the racers dies but is unable to stop pedalling as he is contractually obliged to finish the race.
Once the light had faded to the same level it was when they had stopped play on Thursday evening, they were obliged to halt play.
They are still not obliged to intervene to stop the torture, however, and what has happened in some instances is that American interrogators have taken over.
The trouble with calling genocide "genocide" while the blood is still spilling is that, under the terms of a UN convention, one is obliged to do something to stop it.The Armenian killings incur no such awkwardness.
