Examples of using Obligate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He knew that he must not obligate himself in the least to be directed by the“councils of men,” no matter how well-intentioned.
not to mention obligate, the killing of children in order to prevent their forced baptism?
Maybe the reason we suppress these compliments is that they obligate us or pose a challenge to us?
legal requirements obligate us to retain certain information, for specific purposes, for an extended period of time.
These ethical rules typically obligate attorneys and patent attorneys to keep matters of their client and prospective client(e.g. a no-cost initial consultation) confidential.
The young generation also raises other questions that obligate the movement's leadership to reassess its internal discourse and its texts, and adapt them to the sophisticated perceptions of this[new] generation….
For example, the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights obligate companies around the globe to conduct due diligence and mitigate any harmful human rights impact of their activities.
They contain a range of values that obligate the political elite and political and national Palestinian powers to see the will of that hero who wrote a blog.
These beliefs lead to a rebuttal of"godly religions" that obligate the believer to keep the rules of their leaders,
a made-up destination that we obligate ourselves to pursue, our own psychological Atlantis.
They contain a range of values that obligate the political elite and political and national Palestinian powers to see the will of that hero who wrote a blog.
That's why they cannot live with other groups because they believe that their culture and religion obligate them to have contacts only among themselves,
Citing concerns that the augmentation of unemployment insurance may obligate the state to raise taxes on businesses,
Rickettsia africae is a gram-negative, obligate intracellular, pleomorphic bacterium.[7]
that ruled that Kibbud Av v'Eim obligate a person to be concerned with how their actions reflect on their parents.
The global and local terrorism threats obligate, as said above, a transition to a whole different level of international cooperation in every aspect of coping with terrorism, and particularly in the intelligence field,
which according to our sages obligate all of the non-Jewish peoples of the world.
That regime would govern the expropriated land years after the expropriation obligate the authority to follow certain norms
the bacterial profile of breastfed infants resembles that of formula-fed infants in which bifidobacteria are no longer dominant and the development of obligate anaerobic bacterial populations occurs(Mackie,
The challenges we face on a daily basis obligate us to make use of a wide variety of machining technologies and cutting edge precision equipment, to ensure a