Sentence examples for will be obligated from inspiring English sources

"Once they hear that, they will be obligated to vote against him.

Rodriguez will not be under oath if he is questioned but he will be obligated to answer truthfully.

Additionally, at all future summits, if either Mr. Obama or Mr. Putin enters a room the other man will be obligated to leave immediately.

"I also believe," Bimes said, "that all the Grand Slam tournaments in the next decade will be obligated to protect themselves against bad weather on the final weekend.

"But if, God forbid, the situation gets to bloodshed like in Kiev, since our fellow countrymen are there, we will be obligated to react," he said.

Dynegy shares fell 2.7 percent on Tuesday, closing at $5. If Dynegy accepts a bid greater than $4.50 a share during the next 18 months, the company will be obligated to pay Blackstone a $16.3 million breakup fee.

At the very least, they need to reopen the investigation – but I believe that, when they do, they'll be obligated by ethics and the truth to overturn Adnan's conviction.

If a Republican wins the presidency, he'll be obligated to try to kill the health care law.

Whatever honest remorse he may be experiencing, or unavoidable reinvention he'll be obligated to explore, Lance Armstrong is more than just this one thing, this doping thing.

You'll be obligated to sell at this price, so you want to make sure it's something you can live with.

The parents and offspring of an individual affected by primary inherited trimethylaminuria will be obligate heterozygotes.