Sentence examples for this should obligate from inspiring English sources

When Christians pray, "Your will be done, on Earth as it is in heaven," the one prayer given to us by Jesus, it seems to me that this should obligate us to, as much as we can, make choices that are as merciful and loving as possible.

But their marketing zeal should obligate them to be equally aggressive in educating the students on credit and personal finance.

And why should we feel that he should feel obligated?

That we Argentines, with our arrogance, should be obligated to accept this ridiculous currency is ironic, a practical joke.

The proposed rules, which also deal with such thorny topics as whether lawyers should be allowed to have sex with clients and whether lawyers should be obligated to tell the whole truth in court, are to be considered at the association's annual meeting beginning Wednesday in Chicago.

This is partly to be welcomed: no country should feel obligated to host migrants who travel out of economic aspiration, but make the false claim, on arrival, that it was persecution that drove them from their homeland.

Retailers and record labels should have the right to sell dirty files if they wish, however they should be obligated to disclose their practices in advance.

If Bloomberg and Klein are really so convinced that their grade retention policies have been successful, they should be obligated to release the RAND findings before extending this damaging policy to even more children.

Concussion spotters should be trained medical personnel, and any player they identify as possibly having a concussion should be obligated to follow concussion protocol.

This nurse is now walking in his footsteps, and his colleagues should feel obligated to join them.

There appears to be consensus that 2009 will be chosen as the deadline for the talks, but many disagreements remain over such issues as whether cuts in emissions should be mandatory or whether China, which has passed the United States as the largest emitter of carbon dioxide, should be obligated to make cuts similar to those of developed countries.