Sentence examples for that oblige from inspiring English sources

– that oblige him to retire.

That's where he asks questions that oblige his partners to envision a new world.

She was particularly critical of "Buy American" provisions that oblige the government to buy domestically made goods when possible.

Major research funding agencies are adopting pro-AO policies that oblige recipients of financial support to publish research results immediately and openly.

Communists in the cabinet have been given portfolios that oblige them to face down civil-service unions, privatise state assets, and lower tarriffs.

But orders in emerging markets are increasingly coming with strings that oblige manufacturers to build design and assembly facilities in customer nations and to share critical aerospace technology.

It is a ritual that obliges its participants to play by certain rules.

"This is a stage and an opponent that obliges you to perform well," he said.

He said he had received death threats that obliged him to cancel all big public events.

Sometimes I do, furious at the injustice of a society that obliges people to beg.

Nothing suits them better than glorious failure, especially one that obliges them to tolerate some injustice or misfortune.