Sentence examples for would oblige countries from inspiring English sources

These might include closer coordination measures that would oblige countries to change certain economic policies, like on public-sector pay policy or pension provision.

While Cameron believes progress has been made, it is still unclear whether the summit will agree to allowing developing countries access to tax information from the G8 without a deal that would oblige poor countries to reciprocate, something they would struggle to do.

But a clause in the agreements would oblige African countries to start negotiations on eventually opening up their domestic markets in areas including services, which many African nations are reluctant to consider.

In September, Interpol issued a "red notice", which would oblige member countries to arrest him.

A new provision, added just before the vote, would oblige the president to impose tariffs on goods from countries that do not limit greenhouse-gas emissions.

Such a deal would create the country's largest cellular operator and would oblige Telekom Malaysia to make an offer for the portion of Celcom it does not already own.

Stephen Phillips, another Conservative backbencher, has tabled amendments that would oblige the Home Office to report on whether allowing immigrants from any new countries joining the EU to come to the UK would lead to excessive immigration.

Hungary, Poland and other central and eastern European countries have accused the commission of blackmail over proposals that would oblige them to pay for not giving refuge to people fleeing war.

(He said he would oblige).

He looked as if he would oblige.

When a fight was needed, Ray Knight would oblige, willingly.