Sentence examples for that obligates from inspiring English sources

There is no policy that obligates the flag bearer to dip or not dip the flag, he said.

But what is the precise nature of the threat that obligates this ever inflating police-criminal arms race?

There is nothing in the Olympic charter that obligates the committee to rotate the Olympics from continent to continent.

This is a provision that obligates a buyer to take all steps to satisfy regulatory authorities, including making divestitures.

The appeal picks up a legal challenge to the 21-year-old court decree that obligates the city to provide shelter to every homeless person.

He called Egypt a "dysfunctional state that sees U.S. assistance as an entitlement, not as something that obligates partnership or reciprocity on anything, domestic or regional".

Viruses are replicating particles that obligate parasites.

This would argue that "obligated funds" is the best metric.

I am particularly interested in the trade-offs that obligate predators make to live in social groups.

After Mobutu took power, he enforced a policy of "authenticity" — a rejection of colonial values that obligated his citizens to embrace local cultures.

The Energy Department signed contracts in the 1980's that obligated it to begin accepting spent fuel for deep geologic burial in 1998.