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"He'll be obliged to believe them," he said.

When riot break out, the police be obliged to intervene

But to be obliged to offer them up would be not only painful but inconvenient.

Insured shall be obliged to use reasonable efforts to mitigate the effects of an emergency.

Today you oblige yourself ,tomorrow you will be obliged to yourself.

"I may be obliged to have a tantrum," said Colin regretfully.

If you do not drive carefully, I shall be obliged to deprive you of your licence.

By next year all schools will be obliged to be ready with special desks to have more integrated classrooms.

"The passage about snipers 'beginning to be obliged to study' badminton is the personal opinion of the journalist, " it said.

nor shall Vessels bound to, or from, one State, be obliged to enter, clear, or pay Duties in another.

Dickens, Thackeray, Trollope all found it a hateful burden to be obliged to deliver an installment by a given date

If you cannot deliver the goods on time, I shall be obliged to send you to court.

Food hygiene supervisors shall be obliged to keep confidential any technical data provided by the producers or marketers.

I am glad I am not a man, for if I am I'd be obliged to marry a woman.

No Contracting Party shall be obliged to apply paragraphs (1), (2) and (5) to any mistake which cannot be corrected under its law.

After that, Maxim would have to perform his military service. He would be gone for two months and would then be obliged to write another exam.

A taxpayer shall be obliged to provide its local taxation authority with details of prices, expenses standards, etc., with regard to its business transactions with affiliated enterprises.

"But as Monsieur le Maire will have no one with him, he will be obliged to take the trouble himself of seeing that the oats are not stolen."

Second, any foreign company falling under the rule cannot easily be obliged to fall into line unless foreign countries legislate accordingly, which seems an extremely remote possibility.

You will be obliged to meet the obligations arising under a foreign currency spot or forward transaction in accordance with its terms.

Many lawyers and court scholars believe that Mr. Obama would be obliged to choose a woman as his first court selection.

At the same time scholars in disciplines as far flung as poetry and psychoanalysis would be obliged to reconsider their use of Heidegger's ideas.

The party subject to inspection shall state the actual situation and provide the necessary data. The party conducting inspection shall be obliged to keep technical and business secrets for the party subject to inspection.

The Licensor shall not be obliged to bring or defend any proceedings in relation to the Licensed Trademarks if the Licensee decides in its sole discretion to do so.

The Seller shall be obliged to have the shipping mark shown as below in addition to other marks as the Buyer may require stencilled or marked conspicuously with fast and unfading pigments on each package

The Placing Banks will be obliged to quote firm offer prices until the reserve amount is exhausted, and will continue to do so on a best efforts basis afterwards.

Among some practical Suggestions, such as giving prudential supervision back to the Bank of England, it absurdly proposed that credit-rating agencies be obliged to invest in the assets they rate.

After the imperial profile disappeared from the Legion of Honor, he never dressed himself in his regimentals, as he said, so that he should not be obliged to wear his cross.

"Licensor shall be obliged to provide Licensee with Technical Documentation drafted in metric system in English, and deliver DDU Destination Airport (Incoterm 1990) within______(___)days from the Date of Effectiveness."

It would necessarily tie down additional forces, especially our sea power and our air power, while the Soviet Union would not be obliged to put a single man into the conflict.

Clause 6:No Preference shall be given by any Regulation of Commerce or Revenue to the Ports of one State over those of another: nor shall Vessels bound to, or from, one State, be obliged to enter, clear, or pay Duties in another.