Sentence examples for will become obliged from inspiring English sources

If the Paris agreement comes into force this year as hoped, it means the nearly 200 governments party to it will become obliged to meet emissions-cutting pledges made before the deal last December.

Up until now, the religious schools that will become academies have been obliged to teach human sexual reproduction in biology lessons, and the variation over time of species in biology – will they all necessarily do so if they are not so obliged?

America will become Europe and the Jeffersonian idea will die.It's noblesse oblige all over againMr Murray pleads instead for "a civic great awakening" that will see the upper class sally forth from its SuperZips to talk the less fortunate into marrying, working harder and becoming better neighbours.

Ultimately all large operations, which are obliged to produce large numbers of increasingly lengthy reports on all aspects of their business, will become potential customers.

That will become clear.

It will become monotonous.

Society will become atomized.

Learning will become obsolete.

That will become harder.

Jaipur will become stronger.

She will become it.