Examples of using "Oblige" in a sentence and their english translations:
It keeps you on your toes.
the fucks you're being asked to give.
that this crisis requires you to grow up to.
You're required by law to appear in person.
It keeps you on your toes.
So as technology keeps moving faster and faster,
It keeps you on your toes.
The bad economic situation forces the people to live more modestly.
Adding to the hardship, a collapsed stretch of road forces the Carthaginian column to
or it forces her to change sex sooner, at a smaller size.
but which nevertheless obliges its author towards third parties and sometimes third parties towards him.
but which nevertheless obliges its author towards third parties and sometimes third parties towards him
This forces Hannibal, who's army goes critically low on food in late 218 BC, to send a cavalry
Any act whatever of a man, which causes damage to another, obliges the one by whose fault it occurred to compensate it.
"Any act of any man who causes damage to another, obliges the person through whose fault he happened to repair it".
The civil code says that: "any fact whatever of the man who causes damage to others, obliges the one by whom the fault of which he happened, to repair it".
- quasi-contracts, are voluntary and lawful acts which do not consist of an agreement of will but which nevertheless obliges its author towards third parties and sometimes third parties towards him.