Sentence examples for obliged to support from inspiring English sources
They are not formally obliged to support any candidate.
In public, however, she felt obliged to support Diamond's pay.
She told me I was obliged to support my husband financially, possibly for ever.
Lester felt obliged to support the coalition and vote against his own amendment.
People loved what they heard, but they never felt obliged to support Obama beyond what they were already doing".
Already, France's Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, has hinted that he would feel obliged to support a declaration.
Or his racial manipulation: Having paid millions for support from some black leaders, he then had to hide the most prominent one, Bertha Lewis, founder and national leader of ACORN (who was contractually obliged to publicly support Atlantic Yards), replacing her on the dais with the Rev. Al Sharpton, whose group also was the target of Ratner largesse.
The victims themselves will be able to remain anonymous and will not be obliged to accept support they do not want.
As a guest of the LBF, I felt obliged to elicit support from the Prime Minister for the book trade, which is worth more than £5bn annually to this country.
A Danish rejection would inevitably reinforce such sentiments at a time when the European Central Bank, with support from the United States and Japan, has already felt obliged to intervene in support of the currency.
The rule book clearly states, he insists, that in order to be a candidate, Corbyn would be obliged to secure the support of 20% of the PLP.
