Sentence examples for will not oblige from inspiring English sources

If the authorities will not oblige, make it feel illegal.

Patriots on OffenseThe Jets want to assign Darrelle Revis to the opponent's best receiver, but Wes Welker will not oblige.

But stamp duty will not oblige widows to move.Add it all up, and another screen hit comes to mind.

Despite requests, and thousands of letters sent each year from students, the Met, however, will not oblige 45 years of young people's fantasies.

Specifically, Eurocontrol is not an EU agency, it was not Eurocontrol that ordered the closure of Europe's skies, the closure did not follow a single computer simulation and EU regulations will not oblige airlines to pay the costs of passengers stranded by the ash cloud.

The university, though, had not promised to make its policy by plebiscite, and so it will not oblige.Should it?

Ukraine will not be obliged to take on any economic obligations towards the EU, which denies Russia an obvious formal pretext to block trade with Ukraine, as it has done periodically, claiming the free-trade agreement would have a damaging impact on Russia.

I hope we will not be obliged to do so".

British athletes discovered this week they will not be obliged to attend VIP sponsors' dinners during London 2012.

The victims themselves will be able to remain anonymous and will not be obliged to accept support they do not want.

Insurers will not be obliged to extend the sub-standard policies and state insurance commissioners will have the power to block the fix.