Examples of 'obliged to wear' in a sentence

Meaning of "obliged to wear"

obliged to wear - This phrase suggests a requirement or duty to wear something specific. It is often used in situations where a certain dress code or uniform is mandatory

How to use "obliged to wear" in a sentence

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obliged to wear
Please do not feel obliged to wear black.
He is obliged to wear an electronic monitoring device.
All motorists should be obliged to wear seatbelts.
We were obliged to wear black clothes and we wore it.
Priests who celebrate or concelebrate are obliged to wear.
I am not legally obliged to wear protective glasses.
When entering a supermarket you may be obliged to wear gloves.
Clergy may be obliged to wear specific habits or articles of clothing.
They could grow beards and were not obliged to wear prison uniform.
The woman was obliged to wear a mark on her clothes till death.
The priests of the Tabernacle were obliged to wear.
I feel obliged to wear it.
On the other hand, every one was obliged to wear powder.
Indian sikhs are obliged to wear turbans in case they are male.
Of course, this does not mean that anyone is obliged to wear fur.

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All racing drivers are obliged to wear approved fire resistant clothing.
Obliged to wear face masks in Switzerland.
All cricketers should be obliged to wear this sort of cap.
Were obliged to wear German SS uniforms.
Personnel exposed to such risk should be obliged to wear lifejackets with inherent flotation.
Institution, and the dress or uniform which she is obliged to wear.
You are not obliged to wear anything under your robe or during your service.
Many of our regiments have been obliged to wear German uniforms.
Surveyors are also obliged to wear personal protective equipment and maintain social distancing.
Of course, not all believers feel obliged to wear religious symbols.
One is not obliged to wear it on the head like a Flemish hat.
Leicester Grammar School pupils are obliged to wear a basic school uniform.
I am obliged to wear it long, for I have times I need to dress in womens ' clothes.
In public, women were obliged to wear a veil.
He is obliged to wear metal chains weighing more than 10kg.
In some schools, young girls at primary level were obliged to wear the veil.
The operators are obliged to wear a safetyhelmet and safety-belt during driving.
You get an MikeBikes safety sheena, which you are obliged to wear during the tour.
In which I am obliged to wear frills and petticoats?
Schaake, It was very difficult for me to be obliged to wear the scarf.
Driver and co-driver are obliged to wear the safety equipment as for normal SS.
Notably, the Prosecutors entering the penitentiary establishments are also obliged to wear identification sings.
And will I be obliged to wear a uniform different from normal dads?
Besides, on every French river, the rowers were obliged to wear a different colour.
I'll be obliged to wear my winter-weight pants as part of my summer uniform.
In Assyria, women were obliged to wear the veil.
An8 } and ban the head coverings butchers are obliged to wear.
Helmet, Drivers and passengers are obliged to wear a helmet on track at all times.
It 's too small, it makes me itch . I feel obliged to wear it.
Cyclists under 16 are obliged to wear helmets in urban areas.
Edward Balston, No, with the exception that they are obliged to wear a white neckcloth.
Israelite priests were obliged to wear linen drawers “ to cover the naked flesh . ”.
When driving in Bangladesh, you are obliged to wear your seatbelt all the time.
Meanwhile, I am obliged to wear Boborikine 's uniform.
In womens' clothes. I'm obliged to wear it long, for I have times I need to dress.

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Examples of using Obliged
We are not obliged to insure goods for transport
Her delegation had therefore been obliged to abstain
I feel obliged to correct some of these falsehoods
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