Sentence examples for without obliging from inspiring English sources

Though far fewer schools offer them, they are the most advantageous for students, assuring them acceptance without obliging them to attend.

Thus, article 9 of the charter, leaves the decision to the states whether or not to recognise same-sex marriages (without obliging them to do so).

Some of those will be used as regular postage, he said, but others will disappear into collection books, earning the Postal Service the price of the stamp without obliging it to deliver any mail in return.

Under the ESM countries will have access to rescue money without obliging bondholders to take a write-down, as long as the IMF, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the commission all conclude the supplicants' debt is sustainable, and all euro-zone finance ministers agree.

In other words, to be worth it the contact needs to get me where I'm going, but without obliging me to turn up to do likewise.

Although I was offered a number of postdoctoral positions, I wanted a job that would allow me to spend time with the person I loved, without obliging her to uproot.

Others suggest that the argument has support without recourse to theological arguments, and that the teleological facts about human nature imply norms and values that are obliging without reference to design (Wedgwood 2007; Irwin 2008).

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

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

This was our way of ensuring that our children would keep the company without feeling obliged to work for it".

The nightmarish parody of administration without law obliged Laferrière's father, a career diplomat, to flee into exile.