Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It is therefore appropriate to introduce rules that oblige Community institutions and bodies to ensure such quality.
It would not harmonise tax rates or oblige Member States to introduce new taxes.
Oblige airport companies and other providers of groundhandling services to unbundle their accounting and management;
Oblige any Contracting Party to introduce mandatory third party access; or.
Oblige Member States to consider incentives such as tax incentives;
It's contents reveal that crooks oblige victims to pay hefty.
Oblige regular independent external audits
You oblige me by leaving me you remove the coat?
Well, maybe we can oblige them.
Things have transpired which oblige me.
Reports of the implementation measures will also oblige Member States to be very careful.
You must oblige us.
but they cannot oblige other operators to contribute to their financing.
It is also crucial that the EU oblige the countries of origin of irregular migrants to provide travel documents swiftly.
The latter point constitutes a huge programme which would oblige the United States to attack many of its allies.
Member States shall ensure that national regulatory authorities oblige the undertakings referred to in paragraph 4 to distribute public interest information to existing and new subscribers when appropriate.
The new European intermodal loading unit will oblige short sea operators to incur additional investments.
A health and safety authority may oblige an employer to fix any deficiencies discovered in work safety at the workplace.
All the Member States oblige undertakings established abroad
The high costs of technical measures also oblige us to consider carefully whether to finance them from the public purse or on the basis of European directives.