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Politicians facing corruption allegations have been obliged to stand down, and the wheels of justice have been allowed to turn.

Since he had taken a room in the same hotel with me I was obliged to see them frequently, whether I wanted to or not.

"Knowing that he was vulnerable, " he said, the MoD would have been obliged to make decisions that took into account his condition.

Either I would make it on the next try or we would be obliged to continue up the route and forfeit the "all free" effort.

Perhaps, too, if he had been obliged to be away from home so much , he might have saved the lives of his mother and daughter.

When Pisanio had provided her with her new apparel, he left her to uncertain fortune, being obliged to return to court.

"It keeps him in good humour, " said she, "and I am more obliged to you than I can express. "

We become stuck, like stowaways on a runaway train, obliged to go where a problem seems to be taking us.

Jane was therefore obliged to go on horseback, and her mother attended her to the door with many cheerful prognostics of a bad day.

The defence report would have been obliged to reiterate Japan's inconvenient claim to this inconvenient bit of real estate.

"We do not discriminate but we were obliged to check this out. The issue is now in the hands of the judicial authorities, " he told AFP.

He used the longest words and, getting entangled in his own verbosity, was obliged to leave his sentence unfinished.

We shall be obliged to call in a collection agency to collect this sum unless you settle your account immediately.

Upon arrival, I'd sit by him, eat with him, and then ask him for a car ride (to which he almost always obliged).

It seems he has no ability to raise himself, but he never thinks he is obliged to do so.

AIB said it had been legally obliged to pay the bonuses, but that Lenihan has said he will now legislate on the issue.

The United States is now obliged to negotiate with Brazil on a deadline for implementing changes to its cotton subsidy regime.

"Better go on in, " he said. "I'm much obliged, but I won't bother you any more. "

Aldous Huxley (Author) to his wife. She obliged and he was injected twice before his death.

I wish he had not been obliged to tell you what he was trying for.

He was obliged to make a mental effort to recall the fact that all that surrounded him was real.

We are obliged to ask you to make up for the heavy loss we have suffered by the damage of the goods.

We shall be obliged if you send us a complete set of your up-to-date Authorized Signatures at an early date.

Children are obliged to work both for their own survival and for that of their families.

"Much obliged! " he said as I opened the door for him.

And I'll be very obliged to your Honours if you'll soon let me go and join in.

but it was all useless, she was obliged to do as the wicked witch told her.

Though she was never intended for the stage, the looming bankruptcy of her father obliged her to try her chances.

No matter how much you give, like ten, five, or even just one yuan, my friend and his family will feel greatly obliged to you!

I would be very obliged if you could give favorable consideration to my application for admission.

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

We would be obliged if you could book one economy class seat for him on a flight leaving Guangzhou on or about July 28.

He kept his word, but the poor goldsmith was obliged to carry the two humps as long as he lived, and to cover his bald head with a cap.

Although a Chinese man is not good at buying gifts for his wife, he feels obliged to support her for the rest of her life.

AA Corporation shall not be obliged to pay an invoice of Seller if the invoice has no reference to the order number.

The young prince obliged, happy no doubt to be making the kind of news that would not leave his family cringing.

There's something seriously the matter with this car. The dealers are obliged to take it back.

I should be very much obliged to you if you could grant me a visiting scholar position and provide me with financial support.

Ron obliged at once. Holding I up in front of him, he clicked it. The solitary lamp they had lit went out at once.

However, when A decided that he wanted to resume play, there was no longer an agreement and B was obliged to resume play.

As the books began to accumulate, the librarian felt obliged to throw some useless books away, for there was no enough room in the library.

On the roof of the schoolhouse some pigeons were softly cooing, and I said to myself, "Will they, too, be obliged to sing in German? "

Every police district is obliged to have at least one officer trained to deal with domestic violence, including sexual assault.

Most women brave enough to set out on such an adventure might come back with a diary they'd be obliged to call Eat, Pray, Dysentery.

If it did not, the court ruled, Germany would be obliged to leave Emu.

and she was obliged to repeat again and again, that she was one of his two dearest, before the words gave her any sensation.

They were obliged to make peace with him and to be content with dominion over Africa, leaving Sicily to Agathocles.

Indeed he was obliged to call to her to help him up again.

but how he could, after such language from her as she felt herself obliged to use, was not to be understood.

She was too shamefaced to own that one of the children had been obliged to leave school for the lack of shoes.

Tailor-made derivatives would have to be registered individually, with regulators obliged to understand the risks involved.

I shall feel obliged if you will favor me with a call at your earliest convenience.

Another form of perfectionism is feeling obliged to reciprocate every gift or card with one of your own.

Not a soul, my dear. The house is empty half the day, so come and drum away as much as you like, and I shall be obliged to you.

However, India did not become completely "neutral" for it was obliged to yield to the pressure of the US over some issues.

it obliged him to pause and think about drinking the tea, making it a little ritual.

Poisons and pathogenic micro-organisms are among the natural health hazards with which human beings are obliged to co-exist.

This was a project which might be left for consideration, and they were, besides, obliged to put off its execution until the next spring.

How much are we obliged to ensure that our work actually has an impact on health outcomes?

His mother was this time quite out of patience with him, for the next day was Sunday, and she was obliged to do with cabbage for her dinner.

His wife of 70 has recently died, and he is obliged to leave his home.

I shall be much obliged if you will be so kind as to help me accomplish my long-cherished wish.

The many laughs we have had together would infallibly come across me, and Frederick and his knapsack would be obliged to run away.

Mr Zimmerman said retailers were not obliged to provide a refund or exchange if people simply did not like a gift.

A player is not obliged to play even if he is able to do se, but may draw as many stones as he likes from stock.

Now, here we are obliged to own that Andrea ought to have felt remorse, but that he did not.

At the rally on Saturday, I said our slogan must be "We must overcome our fear, " and I am obliged to stand by these words.

'They were obliged to have him with them, ' the Mock Turtle said: 'no wise fish would go anywhere without a porpoise. '

Mortgage companies will be obliged to hang onto part of every loan, rather than selling them on to shed risk.

President of Basketball Operations Otis Smith wants Nelson to be a more vocal leader, and teammates say that Nelson has obliged.

May I ask you a favor? I would be obliged if you could provide us with a brochure which lists all your products.

Thank you for your quotation for . . . but we have been obliged to place our order elsewhere as your products are too dear for this market.

It must be noted that the bank is obliged to make payment even though the buyer may default.

I shall be obliged to take the necessary steps to legally recover the amount. I shall be compelled to take steps to enforce payment.

There was no character however unexpected, no change of scene, no stage effect, but was obliged to clamber up this ladder.

I shall be much obliged to you for an early reply.

I was obliged to admit that I did know it for a certainty, and I said to myself, 'Pip, what a fool you are!

Until recently in Paraguay, companies were obliged to have every page of their accounts stamped with a judge's seal. No longer.

He prayed and obliged himself not to be scared when thorough despair almost emerged in his mind.

He felt obliged to leave after such an unpleasant quarrel.

If neighbors called, Eugene found himself obliged to leave on an urgent errand.

It was enough if he were obliged to see her once or twice a day.

The old woman was obliged and wanted to know my name and address, I said that was what I should do.

I suggested that, unless the dress code was more strictly enforced, I would feel obliged to bare my own mid-50s midriff.

I would be much obliged to you if you could inform me of. . .

If she does, we'd be obliged to lock her up for the rest of her life.

Pollution has been a very serious problem. We are obliged to take a series of new measures to protect the environment.

Using real world brands as an avatar or party name is not recommended as you may be obliged to change it if the trademark owner requests it.

I would be much obliged to you if you could consider my recommendation and kindly offer him an opportunity.

I'm obliged to ask you to stop doing that.

I would be much obliged to you if you could consider my recommendation and kindly offer him an opportunity.

I'm obliged to ask you to stop doing that.

I'm obliged to ask you a few questions; just answer up fair and square, and don't be afraid.

The police obliged him to leave.

So she answered that she was much obliged to him, but would not trouble him.

As an appeals-court judge, she was always obliged to defer to precedents set by the Supreme Court.

and when obliged to separate for a couple of dances, were careful to stand together and scarcely spoke a word to any body else.

We'll feed you, but we're not obliged to feed your cow and your cat and all that. So, keep a housemate. Or marry a wife; get married.

And I'm obliged to come down here--they resolved never to hear me upstairs. '

If you will (= are willing to ) help me, I shall be much obliged.

If you will (= are willing to ) help me, I shall be much obliged.

The Queen had for long been haunted by a terror that the day might come when she would be obliged to part with her Minister.

She danced, and was obliged to dance, far out into the dark wood.

She has asked why and was told by an internet search engine that they were "not obliged to give feedback" .

All government contractors are obliged to inform ministers promptly of any breach of sensitive or classified information.

We regret to say that unless you can arrange for delivery in three days, we shall be obliged to cancel the order.

Just when he thought he was safe, along came a scandal, a talking point Scholes was obliged to comment on.

We were obliged to resort to the primitive and most exhausting resource of towing the boat .

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

But there now followed an unfortunate interval of wet weather, during which she was obliged to fall back upon her sovereigns.

But there now followed an unfortunate interval of wet weather, during which she was obliged to fall back upon her sovereigns.

The host country itself has not signed the Rome treaty which set up the court, so is not obliged to detain Mr Bashir.

really kind of you to give me so much help; I really feel obliged to you.

Their views may not represent those of the general public, but party leaders sometimes feel obliged to heed them.

I would be much obliged to you if you could let me know the procedures I have to go through.

And in a few cases, firms should be obliged to lay open their systems' inner workings (though not the data in them).

A Cambridgeshire Police spokesman said they were obliged to step in and deal with the fall out from such irresponsible behaviour.

The other problem is that, technically, the U. S. would be obliged to bail Japan out if there were a fight over the Senkakus. The U.

The stockmarket, though, is still a bubble: even the operators of the Shenzhen exchange have felt obliged to point out the dangers.

We shall be obliged by a quotation of your lowest price for the said goods free delivered at our works.

We shall be obliged by a quotation of your lowest price for the said goods free delivered at our works.

more ~ than ~ Being obliged to leave the stage due to his illness, he has an emotion, which is more of regret than attachment.

If America actually loses its AAA, some investors who are obliged to own only AAA-rated paper might have to sell.

I shall be much obliged if you accord me an opportunity for an interview.

However, as the evidence began to accumulate, experts from the London Zoo felt obliged to investigate.

The boy next to her suggested that, since it was dark, she could perform oral sex on him without anyone noticing. She obliged.

I felt obliged to leave after such an unpleasant quarrel.

But, traditional examination methods put students into a comparative obliged learning condition.

As you know that both regulation should be pass , it is obliged by law.

I would be very much obliged if you could grant me another week for the task, as my health is turning better.

I would be very much obliged if you could grant me another week for the task, as my health is turning better.

Eg. He feels himself obliged from his dependent situation to give in to her schemes.

Its work as a guardian of the laws governing conflict has obliged it to deal with all manner of bad people, including the Nazis.

With you helping me whenever I'm in trouble, I feel very obliged to you.

He was obliged to speak in court in defense of these charges, to speak against the water-clock, that thief of time.

We be greatly obliged for your sample, which we have returned today, as we do not deal in this class of goods .

We shall be obliged if you will please have the code of SIFOM registered with you as our telex code and have the number allotted to us.

We shall be obliged if you will introduce us to any capable concerns that are interested in this line of business.

A miracle is a printing plate in this case is still obliged to hundreds of thousands of business card printing can be used by it.

Elton, I am obliged to any body who feels for me, but I am quite serious in wishing nothing to be done till the summer.

Elton, I am obliged to any body who feels for me, but I am quite serious in wishing nothing to be done till the summer.

Kennedy again felt obliged to rule himself out of the White House contest.

Anyone who does otherwise, either out of timidity or because of bad advice, is always obliged to keep his knife in his hand.

More recently, economists have also been obliged to deal with the concept of absolute scarcity.

He was a foot-haggler now, having been obliged to sell his second horse, and he travelled with his basket on his arm.

I'm much obliged to my class teacher for helping me with my English.

I shall be much obliged if you will accord an opportunity for an interview.

I shall be obliged to take the necessary steps to legally recover the amount .

As the workers went on strike, the company was obliged to suspend its operations.

I shall be obliged if you will give me a personal interview at your convenience .

I shall be obliged if you will give me a personal interview at your convenience .

A marker is not obliged to sign a card he believes to be incorrect, notwithstanding the determination of the Committee.

He was obliged to fight once more for his newly won seat because its six-year term had expired.

As the evidence began to accumulate, the experts felt obliged to investigate.

Gretel, weeping bitterly, was obliged to do as she was told.

It would be embarrassing to find myself ten francs short and be obliged to borrow from my guest. I could not bring myself to do that.

Got a kid here that'd be obliged if you could give him a ride to Noon City.

This conversation was another of the bitter pills she had been obliged to swallow that day.

We shall be obliged to hold you to your contract.

Many parents feel obliged to pay for at least part of the wedding.

Many parents feel obliged to pay for at least part of the wedding.

if you can give me a few minutes of your time I'll be much obliged.

President Barack Obama does not need to try to reconcile what he is doing with his past practices, as Mr Brown is obliged to do.

But continually, he had been obliged to put her off, now for one reason, now for another.

he does not feel morally obliged to turn "bad" hackers over to the authorities.

The police obliged the onlookers to leave.

It's not that I felt obliged . . . I am curious to know myself, to be honest with you.

and it was the lady's death which now obliged her _protegee_, after some months' further trial at her uncle's house, to find another home.

True, the regulator obliged MF to raise more capital when it perceived the risks the firm was running with its holdings of sovereign debt.

Customer after treatment can see, shall not be obliged to leave.

Customer after treatment can see, shall not be obliged to leave.

People in this category are legally obliged to be accompanied by a driver who has a full licence for two years or more.

She was therefore obliged to seek another branch of the subject, and related, with much bitterness of spirit and some exaggeration.

When Hurstwood returned he was not so elated as when he went away, and now she was obliged to drop practice and get dinner.

Soon he found that he was obliged to see to all sorts of things.

However, as evidence began to accumulate, experts felt obliged to investigate.

Card issuers will also be obliged to explain their terms in plain English and inform customers about the cost of using their cards.

Politeness obliged me to go on with the conversation.

Frankie also began to show the effects of being obliged to go so often without his porridge and milk.

The hospital stench was so strong in that dark corridor that Rostov held his nose, and was obliged to pause to recover his energy to go on.

Frankie also began to show the effects of being obliged to go so often without his porridge and milk.

The hospital stench was so strong in that dark corridor that Rostov held his nose, and was obliged to pause to recover his energy to go on.

Firms could also be obliged to keep memorandums setting out the rationale for key judgments to encourage clear and sceptical thinking.

Yes, I agree with you. I think people who live in this earth are willing and obliged to help others. And this makes us human beings.

I can not express how much I am obliged to you.

Governments are obliged by the EU Habitats Directive to protect areas like this, but they are clearly failing.

I feel obliged to share with you, my dear readers, the following facts and feelings.

She was obliged to fall back on her own resources and habits for everything connected with the future.

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

Of course, you do not have to accept the award of these share options and you are not obliged to join in the executive share option scheme.

He made several attempts to rise but was obliged to desist .

However, nannies so sometimes feel obliged to take on a parental role in the child's emotional development.

e. g. She was obliged to keep to bed because of running a temperature.

Merely tell her his father sent for him suddenly, and he has been obliged to leave us.

I have been obliged to see him; there was business to transact.

So far most publishers have been obliged to sell single issues of newspapers and magazines on the iPad.

If they fail, the president would be obliged to submit a public plan proposal to Congress for speedy consideration.

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

The court ruled that Quebec was obliged to provide timely medical treatment or allow patients to pay personally for such services.

l However, as evidence began to accumulate, experts felt obliged to investigate.

l However, as evidence began to accumulate, experts felt obliged to investigate.

We shall be obliged if you will quote us the rock-bottom prices for your products at your earliest convenience.

"I must and will find the bell, " said he, "even if I am obliged to go to the end of the world. "

A spokesman for the Luxembourg government said that it was obliged to investigate all transactions involving Stalinist North Korea.

"We are in no doubt that the rules are on our side, " said Laporta. "We are not obliged to release the player. "

I will be obliged to plan with those that are here and ready to give their all.

Amazingly, the governor of the central bank is not obliged to place his investments in a blind trust before taking office.

Yet when asked for business advice from Google CEO Larry Page earlier this year, he obliged, telling him to focus on just five products.

But maybe China, as an emerging power, feels obliged to do its share to set the global system aright?

Do a good job , but don't feel obliged to sacrifice your own equanimity for the excessive demands of your company .

During the good times, banks operating in the UK would be obliged to hold more capital against their loan volumes.

She ever being So kind to me, I felt obliged to help her when she was in trouble.

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

The press secretary obliged, and walked into the Oval Office the next morning with the requested goods.

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

I should be obliged to you for your assistance in this matter.

Therefore, the angel obliged him by a strong buffalo. The peasant was very glad. The angel felt the taste of happiness from the peasant.

We shall be obliged if you send us your catalogs, price-list and other details of your business together with samples.

Falling sales and rising overheads have obliged the company to review each customer's credit limit.

We shall be obliged if you will send us your latest price list together with some samples and terms of payment at your earliest convenience.

I shall feel obliged by a reply at your earliest convenience.

Its foreign policy, much like its welfare state, was obliged to face up to the consequences of globalisation.

You shall not be obliged to take any steps to verify the identity of such a person.

Companies will be allowed to start applying the new rules from the end of this year, and will be obliged to by 2012.

When a person does a certain thing again and again, he'll be obliged to do it in the same way by some unseen force. Thus habit is formed.

The little boy's mother felt obliged to train him whose room was always at sixes and sevens.

Stewardess: Of course not. It's just that if you sit there we are obliged to tell you this.

Poverty obliged her to live a hard life.

We shall be much obliged if you will be so kind as to make suggestions for improvement of our work.

Being a good of yours, I shall be much obliged if you will please excuse me .

Let us then admit that force does not create right, and that we are obliged to obey only legitimate powers.

Since I had signed up for coverage only five months before, the insurance company wasn't obliged to pay for the transplant.

To sell products, the young person is constantly obliged to assess and satisfy the needs of his customers.

Meanwhile Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, is obliged to consider whether the holders of broadcasting licences are "fit and proper" .

If you can grant me the honor to work for your company as a secretary for two months, I'd feel obliged.

the stress now getting beyond endurance her lip quivered , and she was obliged to go away.

Second, the bank is obliged to hand out whiz - bang smart cards.

Taiwan can only purchase defensive weapons from the US, which is obliged by the Taiwan Relations Act to sell defensive weapons to Taiwan.

She and Mrs. Weston were obliged to be almost always either talking together or silent together. Mrs. Elton left them no choice.

Snow obliged the president and gave unquestioning support to his policies until leaving office in 2006, just before the crisis erupted.

And I was obliged to make a great mental effort to solve this problem, without any assistance.

We should be obliged if you could let us share your opinion on your reputation and financial standing.

when you met someone helped you, remember to be obliged to him, cause he is the turning point of your life.

I would be very much obliged if you could grant me another chance.

Also due to a technicality , Warner Bros were obliged to claim damages as part of their claim.

If you do not accept our requested extension of the payment date, I am afraid we may be obliged to default on the contract.

Muslims are obliged to participate at least once in their life if they are fit and wealthy enough.

The dictionary being used by my sister, I was obliged to ask my classmate for help.

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

You will be obliged to follow the confidentiality policy of the Company.