Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
When a lady calls, I oblige.
It would be so convenient, but… I almost feel bad I can't oblige you.
I'm certain Mr. Bekku will oblige.
Erickson will have to oblige.
I shall oblige.
Shouldn't he oblige us?
If you have your heart set on dying, I will oblige.
Because I can oblige you.
We must oblige them.
Oblige each Member State to make available to the Centre the financial contributions determined in the budget;
We cannot oblige countries that are not members of the OECD to follow the OECD Code.
When the time comes, that will oblige us to modify the proposal, which is something
which would oblige Member States to implement positive action measures, instead of this being an option.
But an incident that will oblige you perhaps to become an inhabitant of this land from which you flee?
Customarily, UK online club oblige a variety of various monetary standards,
For example, the directive will oblige airports to consult the airlines before taking decisions with regard to airport charges.
This would oblige several Member States to supply their dairy needs predominantly from imports.
In any event, the proposed adaptation mechanisms give us some flexibility and oblige us to adopt the necessary transparency with regard to the development plan.
It's contents reveal that crooks oblige victims to pay hefty ransom in order to be able to remove the.
The regulations will oblige airports with more than five million passengers to make their fees transparent