Примери коришћења Was obliged на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Archduke was obliged to raise the siege.
The incident was reported to the Pharaoh and Moses was obliged to leave the country.
He was obliged to act contrary to His love;
Following a clause of this peace treaty, Austria was obliged to destroy all newly built fortifications.
He was obliged to punish, to avenge, to send people to hell.
He pointed out that the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media was obliged to react to such trends.
At how much a head?""I was obliged to agree to a reduction for quantity, sir.
Overwhelmed by these difficulties, Constantine II,king of a reduced Georgia, was obliged to sanction the new order of things.
The aircraft was obliged to make an emergency landing in Germinay, precisely at Frankfurt-Hahn Airport.
According to the Law on Budget System,the Government was obliged to adopt a medium-term fiscal strategy by June 2014.
He was obliged to admit; even though not aloud, that stillborn capitalism was developing more and more.
Their hands gave slight convulsive twitches, and Laurent was obliged to place the lamp on the table, to avoid letting it fall.
Romania was obliged to close and rehabilitate these substandard municipal and industrial landfills by 16 July 2009.
In 252 BC after the Second Syrian War,Antiochus II was obliged to make peace with the Egyptian Greek Pharaoh Ptolemy II Philadelphus.
Micalović was obliged to collect printed books and to sell them in his shop which he was to open in Dubrovnik and in Ottoman Serbia.
The crime was perpetrated at the time when the offender acted, or was obliged to act, regardless when the consequence appeared.
Soon after their wedding,Vincent was obliged to sell some of his property in order to settle a claim for his"breach of promise" from another woman who claimed that he had promised to marry her.
According to him, under the Convention for the prohibition of chemical weapons,the UK was obliged immediately to appeal to the country, a suspect in the use of the substance.
In prehistory(and today),a male was obliged to size up a potential female partner visually to ensure that she is healthy and age-appropriate to bear and rear their potential progeny.
(1) Criminal offence is committed at the time when a perpetrator was acting or was obliged to act, irrespective of when the consequence of that act occurred.
The whole week through, Little Claus was obliged to plough for Great Claus, and to lend him his one horse; then Great Claus helped him out with all his four, but only once a week, and that was on Sunday.
The remainder of the kingdom was occupied by French troops(at Prussia's expense)and the king was obliged to make an alliance with France and join the Continental System.
According to these sections,Your Honor… the court was obliged yesterday to ask the accused… if he wished to challenge any members of the court… for peremptory disqualification before any pleas were entered.
Anti-semitism, always present in that country,became virulent in the Hitler period and Sommerfeld was obliged to witness the emigration of famous colleagues, including Einstein.
The Commission for the Protection of Bidders' Rights decided that the Coordination Body's Office, apart from the instructions it had previously provided in tender documents,should once again inform the bidder that it was obliged to pay the fee.
He had a very long way to go, and was obliged to pass through a great dark wood, and the weather became dreadfully bad.
With all the penalties due to the seller for an unmotivated refusal to legally satisfy the buyer's claims, and legal costs,the amount that was obliged to pay to the injured party amounted to almost half a million rubles.
Every Serb was a soldier, and was obliged to serve in the military, except for those exempted by law.
In due course, the formal state developed its own services in, for example, education, health care andother expressions of a welfare state, but it was obliged to do so respecting(and indeed using) the structures of the political parties.
Two or three times she lost her way by turning down the wrong corridor and was obliged to ramble up and down until she found the right one; but at last she reached her own floor again, though she was some distance from her own room and did not know exactly where she was. .