obligate

Object

• facie: Remember, it has it that we are prima facie obligated to do an act that has an RMC.
• party: Forward Rate Agreement a contract obligating two parties to exchange the difference between two interest rates at some future date.
• company: Individually obligated companies with over £ 5 million turnover have to submit compliance plans to show how they expect to meet their obligations.

Subject

law: May offer the obligated by law most of its.

Modifies a noun

• aerobe: All species in this genus are Gram-positive, obligate aerobes.
• anaerobe: The remaining colonies on the anaerobic plate should be obligate anaerobes.
• parasite: Explain the meaning of the term ' obligate parasite ' .
• pathogen: Bgh is an obligate biotrophic plant pathogen; it can only complete its life cycle on a living host.

Modifying Another Word

• contractually: Julia Hawkins: Well, I am contractually obligated.
• morally: Hence, I am morally obligated to see to its occurrence.
• legally: The bailiff is legally obligated to get a fair price.
• not: Passed by voice not obligated to must be willing ab to require.
• also: The Council was not only entitled, but also obligated, to take appropriate measures.

Infinitive complement

• perform: He cannot be obligated to perform an ' act ' , in the ordinary sense.
• do: What is my business obligated to do by law?
• pay: Early repayment charges are likely to apply during the time you are obligated to pay the standard variable rate.
• bring: At other times, however, he talks as if persons are obligated to bring about certain states of affairs.
• send: The Blue Room is not obligated to send users a warning before deleting any content.
• provide: Each branch was obligated to provide the Hungarian Crown with 100 horsemen for military service.

Preposition: by

law: May offer the obligated by law most of its.