Sentence examples for reasonably obliged from inspiring English sources
At a hearing late last month, he appeared sympathetic to the arguments by the team's owners that Picard was seeking to, in effect, punish them retroactively for failing to uncover a fraud they were not in any way reasonably obliged to uncover.
How much has the Coalition thought about the disciplinary logic of its innovations, about the explicit and implicit ways in which it will be projecting a specific model of human being to which teen-agers, quite reasonably, will feel obliged to conform?
In Cyprus, persons who want to marry before the Cypriot Orthodox Church (and who can be reasonably expected to try to bear children) are obliged to first have their carrier status for beta-thalassemia checked [ 25].
Although reasonably well used, it was unpopular with the public, who objected to being obliged to pay tolls to use it.
Furthermore the detail of information which laboratories and clinicians can be obliged to report will always be limited within the framework of what can reasonably be expected in their routine workflow.
The paths themselves are mostly paved, easily negotiable for any reasonably competent cyclist and generally distinct from auto routes, though there are segments where you're obliged to ride with traffic.
