Sentence examples for should oblige from inspiring English sources
The seniors should oblige.
Tunisia wants closer ties to Europe, and that should oblige it to introduce political reforms.
The authorities worldwide should oblige pile contractors to employ only experienced and qualified workers in charge of geotechnical engineering works.
"From 2020, European and national research funding agencies should oblige all researchers to make their publications freely accessible.
The law, it said, should oblige firms to enlist independent board directors.But the government's announcement did not go so far.
Both of them and the Bears' Jay Cutler are willing to take a sack, and the Jets should oblige them in pursuing a championship.
The world should not oblige.
Should I oblige the prime minister by jumping into it?
Western investors should not oblige them.The Kremlin's behaviour towards Yukos was wrong, extra-judicial and bad for Russia.
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.
Why on earth should we oblige the wishes of an unstable, individual killer any more than those of an organised group of violent, 'religious' fanatics?
