Sentence examples for would be obliged to go from inspiring English sources

In that event, the military would be obliged to go ahead with a proceeding.

In subsequent years, the company would be obliged to go back and check how well its estimates had measured up to reality, much as governments go back and revise GDP estimates.

Under the Obama health-care-reform blueprint, an independent commission of experts would recommend policies to limit the cost of Medicare and Medicaid, and Congress would be obliged to go along, sort of.

CNBC said a the company would be obliged to go public in the first quarter of the year because it is likely to reach the 500-shareholder limit in October, and would then be required to release financial results to the US Securities and Exchange Commission every quarter.

According to Nato's founding charter, if a member country of the alliance is attacked every other member would be obliged to go to war in its defence.

Executives would then be obliged to go through with the trade.

After the debacle in Srebrenica, the United States would have been obliged to go into Bosnia anyway, in order to pull out the besieged U.N. peacekeepers.

He is obliged to go by the ruling.

If they tell him to go to therapy, he is obliged to go.

Under London takeover rules, Red and White would be obliged to launch a full bid for the club if its holding were to go above 29.9%.

Neither of the warring sides can see a real interest in going into a situation where they would be obliged to make unwanted compromises.