Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Arabic
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This Directive will oblige these countries to establish and implement monitoring systems containing indicators relating to land degradation and desertification.
also he must oblige to observance of the probable limitations.
Human rights in general oblige States to provide resources to give effect to them.
If they are deemed worthy after passing a selection for review criteria, we gladly oblige and add the review to our portfolio.
Today, the norms of international law not only oblige States to ensure the fundamental rights and freedoms reaffirmed in international instruments, but also entitle the
in particular those that oblige States parties to limit the use of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances exclusively to medical and scientific purposes.
Although the Security Council resolutions oblige Member States to report to the Committee inspections of goods, there is no corresponding requirement to report investigation of possible illicit movements of funds, and no Member State has ever volunteered such a report.
Thus, the Court may not, upon request by one party to a contract, intervene into a longstanding contractual relationship and oblige OTP to fulfil an obligation which did not constitute a part of the contractual agreement.
The interconnectedness of ocean systems and the close relation to the dramatic process of climate change affecting humankind oblige us to urgently comply with and further renew the commitments in these areas.
16 of the Convention oblige each State Party to take effective measures to prevent acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman
States must limit prosecutions for breaching secrecy provisions to their officials, introduce a mandatory public interest test and oblige the courts to consider the public interest value when it comes to the publication of official State secrets.
of misusing aquifers and aquifer systems, Israel would like to commend the Commission for drafting articles 9 and 11, which oblige States to protect and preserve aquifers and the respective ecosystems in which they function.
Oblige them.
Could you oblige?
Because I can oblige you.
They may oblige us tomorrow.
Not oblige, please. Oblige is such a wearisome word.
I cannot oblige you, gentlemen.
Oblige me with a fresh horse, sir.
The convention should, therefore, oblige Member States to legislate to this effect;