Sentence examples for that does not oblige from inspiring English sources

But most American brands, including Walmart and Gap, refused to join, and have instead pursued an approach that does not oblige them to help finance safety improvements.

But that does not oblige him to reject the account of perception that has been offered in support of D1.

There are price cuts, almost unheard of in the space business, and suppliers that do not oblige are being dropped.

When Osborne hailed "a major success" in securing £130m from Google, most people saw a trifling settlement that did not oblige the company to change its corporate structure.

This is because Karen, who features in a report by my Labour parliamentary colleagues in Merseyside, was on a zero-hours contract that did not oblige her employer to offer guaranteed hours of work.

However, if you've made the lifestyle choice not to drink, you'll find a vast range of restaurants, sporting events and cultural goings-on that don't oblige you to drink.

There are two excellent cafes in each of the main Hub buildings but more "hang out spaces" that don't oblige you to buy coffee would be good to encourage more networking.

We have a science section that does not feel obliged to give equal time to creationists when it writes about evolution.

A moderate, too: he says that Islam does not oblige women to cover their heads in public.

That is why the least bad way forward would be a unanimous warning from the Security Council that, if Iraq does not oblige at once, it will face an armed strike with the council's full backing.

Justice Ginsburg said that "this case does not oblige us to decide" the broader question.