Sentence examples for remain obliged from inspiring English sources

I'll always remain obliged to Frances Pritchett [professor emerita at Columbia University] who directed my attention to the Dastan.

"So long as there is one street in one village where the caliph carries out Islamic law," he told me, "the dawla will be legitimate". ("Dawla" means state in Arabic). All Muslims would remain obliged to travel there, he said.

In 1902, the supreme court heard him described as "a professional advertising schemer" who had bought himself favourable press coverage – the coverage through which we remain obliged to read his life.

3. The Court declines to address the severability question briefed and argued by the parties: whether firearms dealers remain obliged to forward Brady Forms to CLEOs, §§922 s)(1)(A)(i)(III) and (IV), and to wait five business days thereafter before consummating a firearms sale, §922 s)(1)(A)(ii).

21 22 23 Despite these limitations, clinicians remain obliged to resuscitate newborn infants on the basis of best available evidence, and researchers should be encouraged to build on existing trials to deal with this important problem.

After the election of Hamas, which rejects both Oslo and the existence of Israel, why should Israel remain obliged to finance those who are working for its destruction?

Nor did she conceal her outrage that, as the main breadwinner (her husband had given up his job as a civil liberties lawyer and was thus able to look after the children more than he otherwise would have done) she would remain financially obliged to him.

The Quaffle-like Jabulani is made by Adidas, a German company, and they've been playing with it in the Bundesliga for the last six months, while the Premier League remains obliged to get its balls from Nike.

To what extent is the immigrant obliged to remain loyal to his or her old country?

The Russians are Assad's only remaining defenders in international society, and even they felt obliged after considering the grisly evidence from Houla to sign on to the Security Council's rebuke.

I mean, I don't feel obliged – that is me.