Examples of 'obliged to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "obliged to make"
The phrase 'obliged to make' implies a sense of duty or responsibility to take action or fulfill a certain task or obligation. It indicates that the speaker or subject feels obligated or compelled to do something, often due to external factors such as social norms, rules, contracts, or moral considerations. It conveys a sense of necessity or a moral imperative to fulfill one's duties or commitments
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obliged to make
Missions are obliged to make do with gaps in capabilities.
The keeper of the forest was obliged to make a game.
You are not obliged to make them available to us.
Vehicle manufacturers are not obliged to make.
Parties are obliged to make unleaded fuel sufficiently available.
Do tell me if you feel obliged to make another.
Obliged to make the decision on the rate of the.
You are not obliged to make that.
Counts Bernhard of Ratzeburg and Gunzelin of Schwerin were also obliged to make payments.
I will just be obliged to make you work tomorrow.
In a town where there is no law a man is obliged to make his own.
The company was obliged to make a formal application to cancel it.
In the past younhe has been obliged to make good.
I was obliged to make this speech five times today.
Political parties are not obliged to make public their donors.
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We feel obliged to make a concession to someone who has made a concession to us.
Employers and service providers are obliged to make relevant adjustments.
If he was obliged to make excuses to his fashionable friends for not.
But after persistent efforts they were obliged to make some concessions.
Employers are obliged to make regular contributions to this fund.
The detained or imprisoned person shall not be obliged to make statements.
We have been obliged to make this decision.
First we worked on the sensations that made him feel obliged to make this noise.
The teacher is not obliged to make up student absences.
If one finds a brother has treated someone unjustly… are you obliged to make amends?
Companies are also obliged to make social security contributions.
Normandy, one of the richest provinces of the kingdom, was obliged to make strong contributions.
The government was obliged to make changes in its foreign policy.
It would be a pretty poor show, if I was now obliged to make a living.
History is not obliged to make you feel good.
Out of the coal that remains to her, Germany is obliged to make.
The aristocrats felt obliged to make popular concessions.
Oh, I'm sorry, I hadn't realised. Do tell me if you feel obliged to make another.
A body of public authority is obliged to make a ruling if a request is rejected.
It could be obliged to make reparation for injury caused by its agents.
The higher ranks are constantly obliged to make use of the lower.
We are obliged to make an investigation.
We wanted to release our prisoners and were obliged to make a very strong statement.
The guest is obliged to make any complaints directly to our staff.
Those who subscribe to these principles are obliged to make the necessary change happen.
We are now obliged to make this an informal meeting without the involvement of interpreters.
The organizers of gaming entities are obliged to make various payments and license fees.
Parties are obliged to make the listed types of offences punishable by appropriate penalties.
This reform expanded the catalog of subjects obliged to make their information transparent.
God is obliged to make our relations with the world undergo a total change.
This means that the state budget would be obliged to make relevant disbursements.
The recipients are obliged to make them accessible to the victims of domestic violence.
The judge was angry about it and Apple has obliged to make them more visible.
Madame is obliged to make an excursion.
Second coupon, the Issuer will be obliged to make the.
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