Sentence examples for would be obligatory from inspiring English sources

For instance, in an urban show there would be obligatory clashes between the city's detectives and, say, the F.B.I.

Li said more environmentally-friendly development would be "obligatory" for China to "promote a restructuring of its national economy", currently experiencing its slowest growth in years.

Some Muslim Britons contract an Islamic marriage (but not a civil one) and then fail to confer on the bride the marriage settlement that would be obligatory in say, Pakistan.

Coordination conventions would be obligatory if the norm subjects have an obligation to solve the coordination problem which initially gave rise to the emergence of the relevant convention.

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In dealing with the criticism that a seemingly immoral act would be obligatory if God commanded it, he proposes that God does not command cruelty for its own sake.

If the response-dependent view were true, then in those counterfactual circumstances honoring one's promises would not be obligatory; failing to honor them, accordingly, would not be wrong.

An important incentive to develop such a governing body is the indication that with sufficient governance structure, point-to-point agreements would not be obligatory.

He argued that, if God did command people to be cruel, then that would be morally obligatory, proposing that the only limitation to what God can make obligatory is the principle of non-contradiction.

"Several times when I was interviewed for stories, after my comments there would be the obligatory phrase, 'Dr. Winer has accepted honoraria,' " he said.

Rohan had blocked out an hour for what he assumed would be an obligatory lunch – at the Carlyle Hotel.