Sentence examples for process of obliging from inspiring English sources
Now it has also completed the process of obliging all foreign companies to accept minority shares in joint ventures with PDVSA.Seven of the 11 companies operating in the Orinoco belt, including Chevron of the United States, Britain's BP and France's Total, agreed to the new terms.
The energy engineer for any chemical process is obliged by restrictions of "Kyoto Protocol" for limitation of carbon dioxide emissions from fuel combustion, so he does his best to reduce utility consumption and thus reduce gas emission.
Awareness of this potential outcome of the pedestrianisation process should therefore oblige planning authorities to take preventive measures to protect the diversity of small individual shops, and hence save the image (and long-term economic future) of the pedestrianised area.
Tribune isn't what it was in 2008 as it prepares to emerge from bankruptcy, in the process of deciding what it is to be, still obliged to fight for survival as the economy slows dangerously once more.
As this study focuses on a natural process of doctor patient interaction, the purpose of this study was obliged to be concealed to doctors.
The archaeologist Colin Renfrew has written about the process of coming to terms with Long's work, saying that it "obliged me to enlarge my own definitions of what art might be".
We cannot force China to do its duty; noblesse oblige has to be a natural process of acceptance.
Principles for structural design" obliges to perform experimental research as part of a complementary process of designing this type of structures.
On this side of the process, the director is obliged to keep talking – especially when, as Gosling is, they are also the writer and producer.
And as anyone with multiple children knows, the older kids invariably learn the truth before the little ones have even started the process, meaning parents are obliged to ask some of their children to lie to their siblings.
It's uncharacteristically obliging of them.
