Sentence examples for that obligates him from inspiring English sources

One of Johnson's journalistic sidelines has been writing a motoring column for Gentlemen's Quarterly, a task that obligates him to test-drive high-performance automobiles at high speeds; Livingstone has never had a driver's license.

Roger Clemens will sign an unusual multiyear contract extension that obligates him to play two years for the Yankees, for $30.9 million, and perhaps allows both sides to address peripheral issues.

Wynn says there is a written contract that obligates him to be responsible for the joint venture's regulatory compliance if online poker becomes regulated in the U.S. For now PokerStars is getting a powerful ally who has been close friends with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for some 40 years.

But the Bundesliga clubs contend that the Olympics are not on the FIFA international match calendar that obligates them to release players.

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.

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".

A group health plan that obligates employees to arbitrate medical malpractice claims is valid and enforceable: see Madden v. Kaiser Foundation Hospital, 552 P.2d 1178 (Cal. 1976).

Abner compares reward and punishment to a father that obligates his son to take medication.

"I'm on the board with a fiduciary duty that obligates me to make money.

"One possible explanation for why women endorse an ideology that obligates men to cherish and protect them i.e.e