Similar words: obligate, obligation, alligator, investigator, derogatory, oblige, obliged, obliging. Meaning: [ə'blɪgətɔrɪ /-trɪ] adj. 1. morally or legally constraining or binding 2. required by obligation or compulsion or convention.
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61, Attendance at primary school is obligatory.
62, Every school has an obligatory psychotic jackass.
63, The mathematics is obligatory course inside the school.
64, The legal action concerning the obligatory rights has started.
65, The press conferences were almost obligatory.
66, In the retention of title, the recall right the bargainer exercises is a means to fulfill the obligatory right of money, which affects the interest of both the bargainee and the third party.
67, In China, the nature of lessees' preemptive right has changed from the the stage of "property right" to the stage of "undetermined nature" and then to "obligatory right".
68, Regard a Party member as the cadre, party spirit takes exercise is its lifetime obligatory course.
69, Network the will of the people flourishingly so, how had done " net thing " become leaders of all levels unassailably " obligatory course " .
70, No sooner had we been installed than we were served the obligatory heavy meal.
71, Zakah is the third pillar of Islam. It is obligatory on each Muslim, male or female, provided its conditions are met.
72, The basic shortcomings of traditional education don't lie on the lack of communicational strata and its aftermath, educational one sidedness, but on its obligatory structure.
73, It is obligatory for all employees to wear protective clothing.
74, He felt Betrayed when he found the guests numerous, the food heavy , and the Ball obligatory.
75, There is not a independent priority with nature of real rights for security, and also it is a false proposition that special obligatory right should be guaranteed by it.
76, She also detested the obligatory burka , but found the ankle-length cloak a useful disguise when, years later, she slipped back across the border to establish a clandestine network of girls' schools.
77, Its content involves obligatory right and debt, prohibitory rules against competition and labor contract as well.
78, The hostess was dressed very simply for a simple, perhaps obligatory occasion.
79, Party spirit accomplishment is the Party member's lifetime obligatory course, have rich thought intention.
80, Full time fire brigade and obligatory fire brigade shall be compensated for fuel, extinguishant and device and equipage used in taking part of fire fighting and rescue for other units.
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81, But the constitution which at any time exists till changed by an explicit and authentic act of the whole people is sacredly obligatory upon all.
82, I did the whole obligatory juvenile delinquent shoplifting thing, but I never got caught and so never "learned my lesson."
83, His lips curved up in the obligatory smile, acknowledging the compliment.
84, The next day begins with a typical hearty Dutch breakfast, a quick tour of Gouda's town square and an obligatory visit to a cheese shop.
85, GSP is obligatory, all drug distributors are requested to pass GSP validation until end of 2004.
86, Stein would have been a perfect object for the obligatory transgressive fantasy of friendship with an exceptional Chosen Person.
87, SPELEOLOGY ... Quebec fishing licences and fishing authorization are obligatory.
88, Marshal Saxe wished to arm the French cavalry with a blade of a triangular cross section so as to make the use of the point obligatory.
89, However, the legal thinking of reeducation through labor puts more emphasis on obligatory and selfish departmentalism, and has strong political color and weak legal foundation.
90, This paper determines that to meet such a social demand, the relativity of financial obligation should be broken up and a regime concerning encroachment of obligatory rights set up.
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