Sentence examples for this obliges us from inspiring English sources

This obliges us to use approximations and bounds to find the waiting time of LP and HP packets.

Mr Chirac admitted this week to the Financial Times that "the Bush administration has taken a very positive step increasing the amount of money devoted to the fight against AIDS: this obliges us in Europe to follow suit".Elsewhere, the revolution in American aid policy is less advanced.

Unfortunately, at times this obliges us to decline personal iDs that may otherwise seem unobjectionable.

This is found in more than 60% of patients and this fact obliges us to find another explanation based on a new physiopathological model.

By employing the word "cliché," this book obliges us to also bear these nonphotographic antecedents and influences in mind when looking at their photographic counterparts.

In view of the standards announced one week ago concerning the warnings which must be given prior to in-custody interrogation, this case also obliges us to determine whether Miranda should be accorded retroactive application.

This contradiction, says Protagoras, obliges us to give up all talk about "the wind in itself," and switch to relativised talk about the wind as it seems to me or to you, etc. (The same contradiction pushes the Plato of the Republic in the opposite direction: it leads him to place no further trust in any relativised talk, precisely because such talk cannot get us beyond such contradictions).

This hour of truth also obliges us to relinquish false dilemmas.

Mr. Rubí said he doubted that anyone meant for the information to haunt citizens forever: "The law obliges us to put this info in the gazette.

Objective analysis obliges us to see that this seeming duality within us is a delusion.

"This does not prevent us -- in fact, it obliges us -- to demand clarification, to ask that light be shed on points that are still murky, to identify who is responsible..