Sentence examples for we must oblige from inspiring English sources

Also, in fact, we must oblige the use of the safety belt — because today there are a lot of people who do not use the safety belt.

Now we must oblige the authorities, politicians, businesspeople and societies of both countries to start down this path, as well.

This nurture should, however, be combined with discipline: the state must oblige firms to export.

As the custodian of Broadband Research's records, he must oblige with the government's request; the court doesn't consider a corporate custodian to be acting in a personal capacity.

When the distinguished judges of this prize commend me for my 'love of people and concern for their right to self-realisation', they seem to be demanding that I mention, and I must oblige, the continued evictions and demolitions, and relentless purchases of Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem, the process of right of return granted to Jews but not Arabs.

The idea that we are obliged, or that we must do something to help all people, because there really is so much unhappiness in the world.

If there's a line-up you really, really want to know about, or a referee whose place of origin you simply must now, drop us a line and we'll oblige if it's not too much hassle.

But while a cable system must generally oblige all of the local broadcasters that demand carriage, a local station is not obliged to give its signal to the cable operator.

Charles and Marie-Laure each reacted very differently to the hullabaloo: Charles soon left Paris for Hyères, writing to Buñuel, "We are obliged to avoid all scandal now, we must be forgotten".

We must never forget the reasons why the international community was obliged to act in the first place.

To get through it, we must wrap ourselves in the metres, for metre obliges us to keep moving.