Примери за използване на I feel obliged на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I feel obliged to respond.
You seem so helpless, and you're so alone… that I feel obliged to.
I feel obliged to wear it.
And while we wait to get in, I feel obliged to explain something to you….
I feel obliged to introduce a new hero.
But i feel obliged to clear up a few things.
You know, when she brings dinner over and you're not here, I feel obliged to have seconds.
No, I feel obliged to give a personal example.
Because it is topical andbecause human lives are at stake, I feel obliged to call your attention to it.
I feel obliged to pick up this hot piece of ass.
Mr President, I agree with you when you say- I only wish to make a few comments, but I feel obliged to do so-: we are a human community.
But I feel obliged to step into this fray.
Mr President, I basically wanted to refer to some isolated interventions, about my country, about Spain, from other countries, and particularly Mr Langen's reference,a particular reference to Spain, about our economic characteristics, which I feel obliged to answer.
However, I feel obliged to urge a note of caution.
Although the idea of introducing a tax on financial transactions seems tosupport the general public, even if the G20 leaders failed to agree on setting such a contribution at global level, I feel obliged to mention that this could have an adverse impact in the medium and long term.
I feel obliged to ask again, why do you need the money?
However, as a member of the Committee on Agriculture andRural Development, I feel obliged to draw attention to paragraph 54 of the report, in which the rapporteur recommends a revision of subsidy policies under the common agricultural policy.
I feel obliged in these circumstances to disown my opinion.
As someone who has devoted essential parts of his life to the reopening and integration of Bulgaria into EU and NATO and to the resurge of the country's reputation and its image in international business andpolitical circles, I feel obliged to admonish, without sufficient balanced inbound and outbound foreign investments, Bulgaria will never be able to upscale its technology base and achieve adequate levels of convergence with European and global standards of prosperity and security.
Ma'am, I feel obliged to tell you that I wrote to your father.
I feel obliged to get him drunk once in a while,- so I invited him down to celebrate.
That being said, I feel obliged to tell you what I have found.
I feel obliged to point out to you, that you have absolutely no idea where Andy Sullivan is.
Mr President, having read the European Ombudsman's report for 2009, I feel obliged to praise Mr Diamandouros, because he represents and serves with honour the institution which unites European citizens and makes them feel safe.
However, I feel obliged to comment on the attitude of the Commission and Council in respect of their responsibility in the budget procedure.
Therefore, I feel obliged to make a number of clarifications and specifications.
For example, I feel obliged to mention the report from the Commission on the spread of corruption and illegal tax transactions.
I feel obliged to note that if you ever were to follow the Atkins diet, then you would never be able to take advantage of training.