Sentence examples for obliged to undergo from inspiring English sources

How many had been obliged to undergo such extreme therapy?

If a medical procedure is painful or dangerous, you are not obliged to undergo it on behalf of a stranger.

Facebook is also obliged to undergo an independent privacy audit every two years for the next 20 years, according to the terms of the settlement.

In January 2003, his years of heavy drinking caught up with him and he was obliged to undergo a liver trans- plant in a 10-hour operation carried out in Newcastle.

But she also had to endure the daily struggle of being in an all-male environment in which she was obliged to undergo a forced haircut every two weeks to keep her within male military grooming standards.

The young Picasso began his career with the long apprenticeship in the human form that every art student, whether in London, Rome, Paris or indeed Barcelona, was obliged to undergo.

This work was interrupted by Alan Turing's arrest in February 1952 for his sexual affair with a young Manchester man, and he was obliged, to escape imprisonment, to undergo the injection of oestrogen intended to negate his sexual drive.

His illness a gastric and gall‐bladder disorder occurred a year earlier and obliged him to undergo surgery at the Lahey Clinic in Boston.

This has caused in me an acute intestinal crisis with sustained bleeding that has obliged me to undergo a complicated surgical operation.

A long-term knee condition has long obliged him to undergo almost constant physio between games, and he expressed concern following the on-pitch death of Livorno's Piermario Morosini – a close friend of his – about how many games footballers were now being made to play.

Today, the government wants immigrants to be obliged to learn English and undergo citizenship courses.