Sentence examples for obliged toward from inspiring English sources
The ambiguous status of the terrain of Zuccotti private land that was statutorily, for much of the day, a public commons obliged toward the rights of free speech and free assembly, as any town square set the stage for its political use, and for such use of any similar space in the city.
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.
In certain cases, it's impossible to have the approval of especially when things are coercive Often we say we really understand the bases, the logic, and why we are obliged to go toward a specific solution.
If your workplace makes you feel obliged to participate in contributing toward an office ticket each week, make a decision whether it's worth the angst of begrudging your fellow rainbow chasers or whether to take a stand.
As we slide toward summer, de Blasio has been obliged to steal from the poor to give to the even poorer.
IN this era when the consumer is king, many Americans are displaying noblesse oblige toward the millions of foreign workers who make the goods that flood store shelves.
But will the Izod Center fans be as obliging toward a player who lifted the franchise and then left it when the setting turned less than ideal?
who possessed a noblesse oblige toward blacks according to historian Stephen Whitaker, those in the eastern part of the county were remarkably virulent in their racism.
I feel obliged to write because I detect a distinct strain of hostility toward Britain in some of President Obama's statements and actions.
Especially toward the end of the month, food-insecure Canadians are often obliged to eat Kraft Dinner® prepared without milk, a phenomenon that is outside the experience of food-secure Canadians [ 7, 11].
