BE SO OBLIGING.

Two very obliging fellows.

Sir Humphrey was very kind and most obliging.

In return Saudi Arabia gets political 'dividends an obliging press.'

The Republic has no laws obliging women to have abortions.

But Chechnya, obliging as it is, is small, poor, and idiosyncratic.

What is the name of this obliging youth? asked Sherlock Holmes.

There are no legal or regulatory acts obliging citizens to be sterilized.

I'm looking forward to the next book even more Altar boy be submissive and obliging.

In particular, article 8 could not be construed as obliging a State to grant such allowances.

'Why is all this being done?' he wondered. 'Why am I standing here, obliging them to work?

Thus both articles contained provisions obliging certain States to arrest the accused, which might be somewhat confusing.

The leasing contract can even contain a clause obliging the leasing company to buy back the financed asset at a fixed price.

SERGEANT, I'M WISHFUL TO SCOLD YOU, BUT WOULD YOU BE SO OBLIGING AS TO STAND ON THAT PAPER WHILE I DO IT?

But the rule ultimately had the terrifying result of obliging countries to borrow from private banks at market prices to guarantee their treasuries integrity.

A law had been passed obliging communes over a certain size to provide sites where travelling communities could camp 3,000 had already been established.

The Government of Bangladesh issued a directive obliging employers with more than 10 female employees to have a childcare facility close to the working place.

The talk today in Russia is of Putinism, which professes democracy without as yet obliging the state to accept the disciplines of a truly democratic system.

On August 10, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed several decrees obliging 19 government agencies (including country's secret services) to put timely information online about their activities, Bloomberg reports.

2.5 The author requests the intercession of the Human Rights Committee, with a view to obliging the Uruguayan authorities to execute the judgement of 1985 in his favour.

If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

States should consider obliging charities to report, on a confidential basis, remittances of funds abroad, specifying the amount, the name of the beneficiary, and the purpose of the donations.

While the Syrian Arab Republic has enacted a non discriminatory law on compulsory education, obliging municipalities to offer education to all, other countries are attempting to address the issue of school dropouts.

(a) Redraft the chapeau of article 3 in a way to authorize and require the Secretary General to undertake activities mentioned in article 3 without obliging the host State to do the same.

Each time he began to think about it, he felt that he must try again, that by kindness, tenderness, and persuasion there was still a hope of saving her and obliging her to bethink herself.

Volkov wasn t detained at the actual campaign subbotnik , but he received a summons obliging him to appear at the police station to give a statement about the event, which was held with his active participation.

That means, above all, obliging the Middle East s main rivals, Sunni ruled Saudi Arabia and Shia ruled Iran, to face up to their responsibility to reduce hostilities between Sunni and Shia groups and countries in West Asia.

The Act provides that all government information shall be public, obliging the State to render clear accounts of its actions to the citizens, who monitor its performance public servants will therefore be constrained to act more responsibly.

The Working Party did not accept the proposal of DC on amendment of article 4.05 obliging the boatmaster of a high speed vessel to use radar in the operation mode (TRANS SC.3 WP.3 2005 5, point 7).

O wives of the Prophet, you are not like other women. If you are mindful of God, do not be too obliging in your speech, lest some one sick of heart should covet your person so say only customary things.

But the rule ultimately had the terrifying result of obliging countries to borrow from private banks at market prices to guarantee their treasuries integrity. This created powerful barriers to public investment, as government spending was siphoned into massive profits for banks and their shareholders.

As a result of the legal measures introduced obliging all political parties to ensure that each sex had at least 30 per cent representation on the lists of candidates, the percentage of women deputies had increased from 7.5 per cent to 17.5 per cent.

After long efforts to get an injunction removed the money was all ready to be paid out but the notary a very obliging man could not give the warrant because it needed the President's signature, and the President was engaged at the Session and had not appointed a substitute.

What is important is that changes that can be perceived in Europe are obliging Eurostat, and indeed the European Commission, to undertake a fundamental review of its modus operandi and this includes the role of ΓΤ as a tool for the institution and statistics as an instrument to measure the socio economic changes going on.