Sentence examples for therefore oblige from inspiring English sources

Awareness of this potential outcome of the pedestrianisation process should therefore oblige planning authorities to take preventive measures to protect the diversity of small individual shops, and hence save the image (and long-term economic future) of the pedestrianised area.

The Times was therefore obliged to send two London correspondents "oop north" to cover both.

The prosecutor was not therefore obliged to opt for the lesser offence of sexual activity with a child under 16.

Their mother is therefore obliged to spend much of her time caring for him at a mental hospital in Denmark.

He is therefore obliged under international law to ensure that the perpetrators in Tabit are held to account.

"The UCI is therefore obliged to correct the results of the events in which Gregory Bauge participated during this period.

The United Kingdom has ratified the Convention and is therefore obliged to ensure that this standard is met in all its activities, including its regulation and promotion of business.

The rise of China, therefore, obliges us to return to an issue which was regarded as closed after 1989, namely the nature of the communist tradition.

The soldiers' views on legitimacy reinforced his own natural desire to found a dynasty, but he had no son and was therefore obliged to select his successor.

Chemotherapy patients are therefore obliged to deploy a limited repertoire of familiar but hopelessly inadequate substitutes; words that can only approximate to the experience, but fail to convey anything of its true essence.

To this social and political end it was necessary that women should not inherit in their own right; an heiress was therefore obliged to marry her nearest male relative unless he found a dowry for her.