Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Only the mounting class struggle can oblige the capital to momentarily concede some space.
Discretion and censorship oblige us to look away.
Mr Griffin, would you oblige?
I cannot oblige you… to die.
And I think we can oblige you.
We could almost say that a strong faith as such can"oblige" God.
My son will oblige.
please oblige me.
The principles of solidarity and subsidiarity oblige us to strengthen cooperation between the Member States in this area.
Member States can oblige the main contractor to accept sub-contractors only where the latter abide by certain rules of remuneration,
Additional amendments oblige defence sector bidders to reveal potential subcontractors when applying.
Articles 310(6) and 325 TFEU oblige both the EU and its Member States to counter all forms of illegal activity affecting the EU financial interests.
This Regulation should also provide appropriate rules for the implementation of the order by the bank and oblige the bank to declare whether the order has successfully caught any funds of the debtor.
Oblige Member States to establish a sampling system in the landing of unsorted catches of industrial fisheries for herring and sprat.
GOV. LEGI. ENHANC: oblige MS to establish a national authority responsible for PP implementation,
Moreover, this Regulation should oblige Member States to treat the European procedure as fast as the procedure for obtaining an equivalent measure under national law.
EU excise duty rules oblige Member States to levy an excise duty on alcohol
we will contractually oblige them to comply with our Data Protection Regulations.
We must oblige laboratories to resort to the use of animals for scientific experiments as little as possible,
Oblige the consumer to pay for goods,