Sentence examples for obliging position from inspiring English sources

She had somehow maneuvered the in-game camera into its least obliging position.

He is a very high personage, but his exalted position obliges me to withhold his name".

If in fact the new regime does wish to be independent, it may be obliged to take positions, at least some of the time, that Washington -- and Jerusalem -- won't like.

In accordance with Czech law, Mr Dusik was obliged to present his position on CEZ's project by January 4th.

("Everybody has his holiday once a month; no one, whatever his position, is obliged or forced to work when in kemmer").

Trump may feel obliged to switch his position at some point, just to be contrary, but we should enjoy this rare moment of shared sanity while it lasts.

Because of the persecution of Christians in Alexandria under the Roman emperor Severus in 201 202, Clement was obliged to leave his position as head of the catechetical school and to seek sanctuary elsewhere.

While potentially popular, these statements are damaging to judicial independence and the rule of law – principles Cameron and his government are legally obliged to uphold – and position parliament and the government in conflict with judiciaries at home and abroad.

Prior to the twentieth century, moral philosophers did not generally feel obliged to defend a position on moral relativism.

Employment is secured for up to 10 years, with the university obliged to keep the position open for a second 5-year period.

According to the account, the board claimed it was being put in an "inviduous position by the continued refusal to set a budget - with one member going so far as to add that he would be obliged to consider his position were the state of affairs to continue".