Sentence examples for only obliged from inspiring English sources
Countries are only obliged to 'report' on the social impacts.
In Nicaragua, children are only obliged to attend school until 12.
US companies are only obliged to pay tax when they bring the money back.
The Duggar children are not allowed to watch cable television, only obliged to appear on it.
The BVI are only obliged to uphold European sanctions extended by the UK to its offshore territories.
Rules dictating milk replaced old guidelines which saw schools only obliged to serve calcium-rich foods like milk, cheese, yoghurt, fromage frais or custard.
It only obliges the Eurocrats to respond.
Designation, by itself, is relatively innocuous, only obliging the administration to negotiate.
First, the HRA only obliges our courts to "take into account" judgments of the European court; they are not bound by them.
Languages like Spanish, French, German and Russian not only oblige you to think about the sex of friends and neighbors, but they also assign a male or female gender to a whole range of inanimate objects quite at whim.
Students are worried, he said that the serious lack of funds needed to finance the new pro gram will not only oblige the university to increase their fees but inevitably contribute to the deterioration of educational fa cilities generally.
