Sentence examples for which obligates from inspiring English sources

Monday afternoon the Group of 77 developing nations (G77) and China halted negotiations with their protest over both the degree to which obligations made under the Kyoto Protocol (which obligates only industrialized nations) were being ignored.

By senior year, recruited athletes are usually encouraged to apply through early decision, which obligates them to attend if accepted.

One is badal, which obligates members of a tribe to exact revenge for a wrongdoing -- like the American attack on other members of the tribe.

Turkey two days ago invoked Article IV of the NATO treaty, which obligates all members to consult if any of them declares itself at risk of attack.

According to Harris, this sense of solidarity is sustainable only with the weapon of fanaticism, which obligates each member of the umma to convert infidels and to threaten those who attempt to leave with death.

On the contrary, it exemplified the "honour and integrity" of what they call boxing's code, which obligates every boxer to fight to the death, and elevates the sport above all others.

In 1982, Congress passed the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, which obligated the federal government to start taking control of spent fuel by 1998.

Again, he would have to defy the Supreme Court, which obligated the government to abide by international conventions on refugees, to which Israel is an original signatory.

Thirty-one states and the District of Columbia accepted the ACA's Medicaid expansion, which obligated the federal government to cover 90percentt of the program's expenses.

Kingship took on a ministerial dimension, which obligated the ruler to assume responsibility for both the spiritual and the material well-being of his subjects.

The MBA argued Nitschke had a duty of care to intervene in Brayley's plans, but Nitshcke and his legal team maintained there was no doctor-patient relationship which obligated it.