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Economic constraints will oblige America to define its global objectives in terms of a mature concept of the national interest.

Jessica Hart, a 24-year-old Australian model, used to oblige when clients asked her to wear a prosthetic insert to cover up her wide gap.

Kindly oblige us with your reply. Also let us know the immediate stock available with you and their rates accordingly.

Mr Dunwoody explained this to the stars as they emerged from training and, he said, they were happy to oblige.

can refuse to love a man or to lend him money, but if he wants to ~ you have got to oblige him.

All my life, decisions had been made for me, but I was able to make this one and it felt good not to oblige her with my presence.

If I make a mistake, Please oblige me with your valuable comments.

As a Zulu traditionalist and polygamist like the king, President Jacob Zuma might have been willing quietly to oblige.

Employees, asking to work part-time or from home, have often found their managers ready to oblige.

She's always ready to oblige when people come to her for help .

The college was more than happy to oblige, and even involved a music team to help with the tech work.

Last month new rules came into force in both Europe and California to oblige the industry to take responsibility for it.

Instead, I headed off to university hoping to snog any boy who would oblige in the dark recesses of the student bar.

Mr Brown wanted the world to see special relationship sizzle and Mr Obama would not oblige.

To oblige the businessman's request, the restaurant chased away all their customers and personally made him a beautiful gift.

you will bring the priest with you, and will oblige me by introducing him into my child's room.

They would be happy to oblige him on receipt of the reply.

The remedy was, to thrust them forward into the centre of the schoolroom, and oblige them to stand there till the sermon was finished.

and should she really wish to oblige me, let her persuade the villain she has married to leave the country.

I am sure he will be vastly happy to oblige you, and will save all the best of the covies for you.

As part of his campaign to smarten up the market, which is not especially shabby, Mr Lavoie is happy to oblige.

Two of the movie theaters that had their popcorn tested said they would oblige such a request.

Please oblige me by returning to the house, and going to bed.

"I'd uh-oh-oblige yuh-you to be my wife, " he had mumbled. "With much honor, " he'd added.

I'd be very glad to oblige you, Dr. Macphail, but I've given the order and it must stand.

A chocolate cupcake. One of those sugary things with the white squiggle on the frosting. Could you oblige?

In a bid to keep fit, Campbell asked Wenger if he could train at Arsenal and the Frenchman was only too happy to oblige.

He was raised to have a strong sense of noblesse oblige.

tell me what you want to know and I'll see if I can oblige.

Oblige to The men were now obliged to try once more.

The new rules will oblige banks to provide details of the number of code staff by division, their aggregate pay and their aggregate bonuses.

A downgrade would oblige the company to post $18bn of collateral to back various financial guarantees to counter-parties.

Even if you call your high school best friend after 15 years of not calling, and ask for a favor he will most probably oblige.

So if you are up for the challenge, oblige her. Just don't make an ass of yourself. Watch her body language. Does she really want you there?

Nothing in this Article shall oblige the Guarantor to issue a Guarantee where the Guarantor has not agreed to do so.

A week earlier, to oblige Mr Rudd, Indonesia's navy intercepted a boat with 250-odd Sri Lankans heading for Australia.

When Rosneft refused, Yukos Capital asked the courts in Britain, Ireland and the state of New York to oblige it.

Interest rates are fixed rate where the borrower is oblige to pay through out the term of the loan.

Please oblige me with a reply as soon as possible.

In San Francisco Mr Newsom wants to oblige residents to keep organic waste out of their rubbish bins.

'What you're asking seems very reasonable; I would be happy to oblige! '

If the drawer, to make this request was refused a copy of money orders issued, may oblige the drawer so handled.

The last time UniCredit needed capital the Libyan sovereign-wealth fund was happy to oblige. Its stake of 7. 6% is now frozen.

That could be brought about by a deep recession, which would oblige them to run down savings.

The law requires them to fill in forms supplying information requested by cops--but does not oblige them to provides signature.

Colonel Parr was only too happy to oblige and wrote out a certificate to the effect that the officer was alive, dated it and gave it to him.

I wish I didn't have to do everything my boss says, but he's my boss and I must oblige him .

Can you oblige me with your bike?

Western governments are seeking a Security Council resolution that would oblige Iran to halt all uranium enrichment work, or face sanctions.

Can you oblige me with a raincoat?

Excuse me, could you oblige me with some change?

Can you oblige me with a waltz dance?

These "live business cases" oblige MSc students to research solutions to business problems and overcome the hurdles that the tasks present.

Can you oblige me with your CAR?

Can you oblige me with an umbrella?

Governments in Europe and America have been more than willing to oblige.

Your instructions for the disposal of the undermentioned goods, which have arrived today from Mr. Abe, will oblige.

And the activists are hoping that keeping up the pressure will eventually force the military to oblige them.

Will you oblige me with your name and address?

Can you oblige me with a dance ?

SOMETIMES the way the United States behaves in Latin America seems calculated to oblige its friends to seek other allies.

Fifth, the main body of nullifying registration including the oblige and registration institution.

5--It is a small misfortune to oblige an ungrateful man; but it is unbearable to be obliged by a scoundrel.

He hated disappointing people, and he was fond of the Mole, and would do almost anything to oblige him.

But if you could oblige me, I should take it as a kindness.

Can you oblige me with a match?

No problem. We always serve rooms early on request. Just let us know if you want earlier. We'll oblige.

Memorize words and phrases- Students should oblige or force themselves to recite a fixed amount of vocabularies and phrases each day.

I wonder, Signora, if, as a personal favour, you would oblige us with a private rendition?

coerce, compel, hale, oblige, pressure, pressurise, pressurize, squeeze.

But, if it is global recognition the EU wants, Mr Blair can certainly oblige.

In the olden days, kings and other nobles, observing the principle of noblesse oblige, fought at the head of their troops.

Yet circumstances oblige Mr Cameron to be extremely clever in the way that he plays his foreign policy hand.

Could you oblige me with a pen and a piece of paper, please?

The pattern was for Irish politicians to demand British withdrawal from Northern Ireland, with Britain declining to oblige.

The urge came over him almost immediately, at a political rally. When RCTV declined to oblige him, its fate was sealed.

This may only increase long-term liabilities but Mr Venizelos, desperate to please creditors now, is expected to oblige.

We're killing him for a friend. Just to oblige a friend, bright boy.

Would you oblige me by passing me that magazine?

Trade secret is unknown publicly information which is of practical use and great value and can bring economical profit to oblige.

"Well, " said the man, "you may have it for I always like to oblige a friend. "

that may oblige innocent firms to pay to settle and prevents infringed parties from seeking redress.

Firstly, we need to formally oblige researchers to go back to their countries once the collaboration is over.

It should oblige local governments to be more transparent about their finances.

Make haste and get ready, now; and don't oblige me to compel you.

Could you oblige me by closing the door?

The industry was happy to oblige, given the implicit promise of federal backing, and subprime lending soared.

As I ask you no questions respecting your name and business. You will oblige me by making no enquiries after mine.

Circumstances oBlige ME to do that.

"Smell the meat, " he says, sniffing the decapitated creature, and the people gathered around the table willingly oblige.

Parents often oblige despite a fear that their family's life savings will be shared by their child's spouse in the event of divorce.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia may try to oblige but Iran, which dislikes Mr Allawi, has been scheming to keep him out.

American leases typically oblige gas firms to keep flushing out gas regardless of market conditions.

We enclose you a statement of account, for which your remittance at your earliest convenience will oblige.

In my many years as a concierge, I was glad to oblige anything that would make them happy.

They tapped state-owned banks which, encouraged by Beijing, were happy to oblige with enormous loans.

The court's rules oblige Cambodians to report complaints to their own government.

he may be caught in company tactics, which oblige him to attend a course that is beyond their level.

"Well, " said the man, "you may have them for I always like to oblige a friend. "

Nobody knows if tighter lending standards will oblige borrowers to raise more capital, triggering more sales in stock markets and more pain.

He does not go the next steps, so I will oblige and do it.

Yet will the Fed always be able to oblige?

I'm really sorry, sir. I'd like to oblige, but you see my difficulty.

I'd like to oblige you but I only have but three pictures left.

You would greatly oblige me by obtaining for me information as to the present financial position of the firm named on the attached slip.

Instead, we should look for the possible consequences of what geographic languages oblige their speakers to convey.

He may have hoped that news just arrived from Poland might oblige the Swedes to withdraw.

compulsory, binding, compelling oblige vt.

Newspapers, magazines, TV and the Internet oblige us by constantly reporting the stuff.

Please oblige me by moving the chair a Bit.

As a result, the oblige cannot obtain the full relief when he is violated by "the Network Kuso" .

The new arrangements might oblige the slacker ones to be more engaged.

Jose Eduardo dos Santos, the president for the past 31 years, has seemed happy to oblige them to ensure their loyalty.

Kindly oblige us by dispose of same at the best possible price .

To cause to be grateful or indebted; oblige.

Would you oblige me by sending him a message?

When the guest asks for something which you can't oblige. Say: "I'm terribly sorry. We are not permitted to do this. "

oblige Listen to the tape then answer the question below. v.

Law firms can increasingly oblige them with the help of technology and globalisation.

Since CEA desperately needs cash and other foreigners are unlikely to oblige, it must now hope CNAC stumps up.

oblige sb. to do sth. The scandal obliged the minister to resign.

oblige To treat or regard with friendship, approval, or support.

I'd like to oblige, but you see my difficulty.

The nearby Starbucks was happy to oblige by supplying grounds.

If you'll give us a hand to lift, Madam, we'd be glad to oblige .

We needed a guide and he was only too happy to oblige.

Please oblige me by turning down the radio.

That permitted the government to militarize the country's air towers, and oblige the controllers to return to work.

Of course, Wall Street will happily oblige by creating new allocation strategies and as many fee-generating vehicles as it can.

Pressing circumstances oblige us to deepen the reform and open wider to the outside world.

Men feel oblige to take responsibility for family.

Bill legislation emphases on protecting interests of bill oblige. In order to seek equity, law gives bill oblige disclaimer subject.

Hello dear. CM here. We are happy to oblige as this is the type of information we wish to provide through you.

The airline had to oblige by adding one more dot in the logo.

If they are worth their salt, they should be willing to oblige.

Would you oblige with a song?

Would you oblige us with a song?

Companies will often oblige to keep your business.

Others, notably the Netherlands and Switzerland, oblige individuals to buy insurance.

On the other hand, English does oblige you to specify certain types of information that can be left to the context in other languages.

Reforms introduced in 2008 oblige the government to seek parliamentary approval for military operations after four months.

Modern regulators are happy to oblige them.

Already Beijing is considering plans to oblige government bodies to buy fleets of cars made by Chinese companies.

In addition legislation might oblige us to store information for a certain period of time.

Will you oblige me by closing the door?

We only really went to the party to oblige some old friends - they had asked us to be there.

The tradition of noblesse oblige.

Fed officials are unlikely to oblige.

To perform a kindness or service for; oblige.

They oblige him only to abstain from harming others.

If we change large amounts, our cash supply runs out and we 're unable to oblige our other guests.

Alfred: I'm sure Mr. Fox can oblige. Did you get mauled by a tiger?

The commitments should oblige the government to tighten the budget when the economy improves.

Walt: Happy to oblige. Happy to oblige.

You will greatly oblige me IF you return them promptly.

To do a favor or service for; oblige.

and though this gentleman dislikes the amusement in general, he can have no objection, I am sure, to oblige us for one half hour.

I'll do anything within reason to oblige.

Please oblige me by lifting the box .

They wanted it messy, and we were happy to oblige.

I'll do any thing within reason to oBlige.

Can you oblige us with a song?

I've got two boys with Uncle Sam myself, so I didn't mind to oblige you.

I'm perfectly happy to oblige. What would you like most to hear?

The Conservative-led coalition government is doing its best to oblige.

We are sorry we cannot oblige you in this respect.

Rubinstein was glad to oblige, because it cost him no money.

Kasporio the Cunning touched his sword hilt. "If you would like to start the bleeding now, I will happ'ly oblige you. "

Will you oblige me, Mr. Archer, by first looking through these papers?

I'm glad I could oblige.

By doing so you will greatly oblige us.

oblige sb. to do sth.

Would you oblige me by cleaning the window?

be oblige to do sth.

President Obama may well know better, but he is doing his best to oblige, if only to prevent a Republican landslide this November.

Sorry, I can't oblige you.

"You may have them, " answered the piper, "I always like to oblige a friend. "

Could you oblige me by opening the window?

Just let me know what you need, and if we can, we'll oblige.

I'm sorry I can't oblige you.

Will you oblige with another song?

Driven on by advertising, we do our best to oblige: we buy more, travel more and play more, but we struggle to keep up.

Say cheese: Rupert's fans seemed desperate to get a snap of him and he was happy to oblige

If you ever need help with the babysitting , I 'd be glad to oblige .

Can you oblige me by opening the window?

Once you oblige to talk about how good you are you are in the wrong situation.

Just let know what you need, and if we can, we'll oblige.

Please oblige me and open the door for me.

Please oblige me by posting this letter.

To oblige you, I would try to believe almost any thing, but no one else could be benefited by such a belief as this;

oblige me and open the door for me.

Magistracy does not oblige him to put off either humanity or Christianity;

I need my brother to oblige me.

Revenge for my Parents[In revenge for his parents. kid requested the siaying of 10 Troll Priest in Western Adoram Forest. Oblige him]

consonance, rapport, consilience, unanimity oblige

constrain To compel by physical, moral, or circumstantial force; oblige:

Governments oblige manufacturers to take back used goods for disposal

Could your staff oblige all the disciplines and system made by

To perform a kindness or service for; oblige. See Synonyms at oblige

oblige to force (someone to do something)

and they thought i might just be hard up enough to oblige

Article 11 No organization or individual may oblige enterprises or financial institutions such as a bank to offer guaranty for others;

The oblige of business secrets

i am sorry i cant oblige u