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oblige

[uh-blahyj] / əˈblaɪdʒ /




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He says each one "was notified by the end of May 2025, in agreement with the Solicitors Regulation Authority" and "none of them were obliged to instruct Jones Whyte".

From BBC

If that fails, you can complain to your local council, who are obliged to investigate.

From BBC

The law also obliges the mayor -- or any other applicants -- to compile various financial documents and carry out reforms within six months or face a two-year prison sentence.

From Barron's

Meisel obliged with a score at times touching 120 beats per minute.

From The Wall Street Journal

If an entity is merely a project of the sponsor, and not obliged to report information separately, the tax laws should make that clear.

From The Wall Street Journal