Sentence examples for thereby oblige from inspiring English sources

Those who labor in such commodities must either enlist in the troops or turn themselves to agriculture, and thereby oblige some laborers to enlist for want of business.

The state is thereby obliged to accept as many refugees as it can.

These masks cost several hundred dollars apiece to rent, and one of the ushers cut 2 holes in his so that he could see better, thereby obliging Famous Players to buy it, at a cost of several thousand dollars.

The hidden agenda behind was that demand for diesel fuel was outrunning the production capacity of French refineries, thereby obliging France to import diesel fuel[130].

These reasons led to the exclusion of 73% of unadjusted relationships and 87% of adjusted relationships from our data set, leaving few findings to synthesize.Decisions made during research synthesis studies may result in more information losses than gains, thereby obliging researchers to find ways to preserve findings that are potentially valuable for practice.

The State prohibited this, thereby obliging them to send patients away not only with no drugs, but also with no possibility of buying them at the pharmacy.

This vision emphasises that the active-ageing concept is not limited to responsibilities of the ageing individual, but that it also includes rights (e.g. the right to work), thereby obliging the State to create opportunities for remaining active (Mayhew 2005; Walker 2006).

Many women are told, as was I in my youth, that something we did or said or wore or just the way we looked or the fact that we were female had excited desires we were thereby contractually obliged to satisfy.

She obliged, thereby changing the course of her life as well as her career.

Libya is bound by that resolution and obliged thereby to cooperate with the court; its actions clearly violate the international rule of law.

What if the IMF takes a country off its pre-approved list, thereby precipitating capital flight and obliging the country to seek assistance through one of the Fund's other facilities?