Sentence examples for still obliged from inspiring English sources
Those politicians are still obliged to promise a better future.
He is still obliged to walk with a stick, but he gets around spryly.
"I am still obliged to be in touch with the investigator". he said.
The director himself is phlegmatic about the constraints under which he is still obliged to work.
It also said Iran was still obliged to suspend its enrichment of uranium, as required by the Security Council.
Local authorities are still obliged to find temporary accommodation for all homeless people under the new bill.
Yet contracts still oblige them to continue supplying.
If you want to know what they were like, the McCarthy Agency can still oblige.
But in the border regions, she says, the military still obliges farmers to carry their supplies, clean their barracks and build roads without pay.
The raw Rick Rubin production of those two albums may have sky-rocketed Diamond's credibility, but the veteran singer still obliges with a clutch of his MOR hits.
While the designation does suggest that investigators believe they have solid grounds for suspicion, Le Monde reported that they were also reserving the possibility of assigning to Ms. Lagarde the status of "assisted witness," still obliging her to answer investigators' questions, but without the opprobrium attached to a formal investigation.
