Sentence examples for without being obliged from inspiring English sources

Psycho manages to do its job without being obliged to show the knife penetrate the flesh.

These methods perform the search without being obliged to use the simulator several times and usually are faster due to increment of cost function at each iteration.

If 4... e6 5 e4 Be7 6 Bc4, White has the superior pawn center without being obliged to pay anything for it.

I find that firms, without being obliged to do so, contribute many of their own developments back to public embedded Linux code, eliciting and indeed receiving informal development support from other firms.

International capital widens choices in just the same way as international trade.So how can you be worse off if you are given choices you did not have before, without being obliged to take them up?

He wore all white today without being obliged to wear it, and it has perfectly suited his no-nonsense approach to the game he is playing as well as he has ever played it.

It added, however, that ministers were unlikely to choose this option because it would reduce the UK's ability to strike future trade deals and expose some industries and parts of the UK to relatively sharp competitive pressures, without other countries being obliged to open up their own markets.

Not a year went by without large numbers of its inhabitants being obliged to suffer for their involuntary participation in the colonial experience.

Indeed, you might be forgiven for thinking that the bill was a golden opportunity for Labour to return to principle and express its opposition to anyone being obliged to work without pay.

From January, people without insurance will be obliged to buy it or pay a fine.

May not the topography of the country be such as to prevent any of the business of the other roads from ever coming to the International & Great Northern, even if, without them, it was obliged to seek water or wagon trasportation?