Sentence examples for that could oblige from inspiring English sources

Arguably in this case transparency should trump the journal's prerogative but there exists no authoritative scientific body or procedure that could oblige Nature — the publication of a private company — to release the referees' reports.

Two years ago, Fiat reached a stock swap agreement that gave General Motors a 20percentt stake in Fiat Auto in exchange for a 5.7percentt stake in G.M. and a put option that could oblige G.M. to acquire the rest of Fiat Auto starting in January 2004.

That could oblige ship owners to buy pollution permits from other sectors.

Mr. Sharon, no doubt wishing to God that he could oblige Mr. Arafat's appeal for martyrdom, was compelled to do everything he could except what he wanted to do.

There's part of me that knows I could oblige Betty's evil desires, yet I am also aware that I can refuse.

Since equity markets might not oblige, that could require the government to stump up even more of its own cash to recapitalise the banks directly.Despite its flaws, the NAMA plan seems like an advance over those in some countries at least it gets something done.

But, of course, no one could oblige.

It seems obvious that countries would be obliged to protect materials that could be used to build a nuclear bomb.

Companies were obliged to run passenger services that could not make a profit.

However, there are other HRM interventions components [ 2, 6] which offer an opportunity to influence staff motivation, feeling obliged to change or other mechanisms that could lead to change such as job satisfaction.

Examples of additional HRM components that could bring about change, mainly related to staff motivation and feeling obliged to change, have been provided in this review.