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Obliges

Obliges | Oblige

Obliges meaning

third-person singular simple present indicative of oblige

Example sentences (20)

But Italy is one of the few countries that have not approved a European Commission directive, the National Adaptation Plan, that obliges all European Union member nations to adopt policies to reduce their vulnerability to climate change.

He not only obliges us, he gently and lovingly holds both of our hands as we pose for a historic photograph.

Naturally, the high-profile level of the recent anniversary forum obliges the organizers to thoroughly prepare for the next one, the speaker emphasized.

Roxham Rd. is a popular unofficial crossing point for people who want to avoid being subject to the Safe Third Country Agreement, which obliges asylum seekers to send their application to the first “safe” country they reach.

She said she obliges and provides her sexual services as a method of uniting the married couple with one another on a sexual level.

The deal obliges the EU to reduce energy use by 2030 by 11.7% in relation to an earlier projection of expected levels.

The second obliges communities with Metropolitan Transportation Authority train stations to rezone for greater density within a half-mile of the stop.

They’re still making “tons of cash flow” despite the onerous IRS that obliges cannabis companies to pay income tax on gross profits.

This obliges the importer to inform all owners of these cars about the recall.

When Spider-Man interrupts date night to ask for help taking down the Sinister Six’s latest plot, Captain America begrudgingly obliges.

Federal law obliges the arbitrator to make sure postal worker pay is comparable to the private sector.

It’s not Christmas without Handel’s Messiah and the Dunedin Consort obliges with a performance of the work in Edinburgh.

Matt obliges the crowd by hitting a suplex to OC through the same table.

Meanwhile, Canada’s Export and Import Permits Act obliges the foreign minister to “deny exports and brokering permit applications for military goods and technology … if there is a substantial risk that the items would undermine peace and security”.

The Union State Treaty obliges us," he emphasized.

Without a clear majority for anybody, however, there is no danger of Cohabitation — a peculiarity of the Fifth Republic’s constitution which obliges a lame duck head of state to work with a party he might well despise.

Google Assistant obliges, prompting him to recall the way his precious Loretta would snort when she laughed.

It is impossible for any news agency to be fully objective, but the journalistic ethos obliges writers to back their research with certified sources and double-check every fact.

The 1947 UN Headquarters treaty obliges the US not to “impose any impediments to transit to or from the headquarters district” for officials invited to the UN on official business.

The policy obliges the party to be sensitive to the status of women.