Sentence examples for obliges that from inspiring English sources

The motion for access, which was filed by 10 news organizations (including The New York Times, a client of mine), argues that the First Amendment obliges that Mr. Nashiri's testimony be taken in an open courtroom.

It's the kind of pop noblesse oblige that may be the equivalent of seeing Jean Seberg's coiffure in "Breathless".

Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, and the people they brought into power with them, were not susceptible to Ivy League notions of noblesse oblige that prevailed among the Georgetown set.

However this woman highlights a sense of moral obligation that would oblige her and others to participate.

And they were of course obliged that I gave them my day".

'Charlie would have had such a sense of noblesse oblige that he would think it was his entitlement.

All this could, and should, be examined by the Competition Commission with full co-operation by the pubcos a willingness to oblige that was sadly lacking in the evidence they gave to Mr Luff's committee.

He describes this as an act of noblesse oblige that benefits San Francisco by creating construction jobs, subsidizing tenants with rent control, increasing the city's tax base, and renovating its housing stock.

McInnes regularly incites violence among his gang members, and they obliged that night.

The debate reached a new climax at the Summit of Americas in Colombia in April, when opposition to the drug war dominated Latin American media coverage and President Obama was forced to oblige that legalization is a legitimate topic for debate.

Madison obliges, knowing that Strand and George won't be happy.