Examples of using Obligates in English and their translations into Hebrew
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First of all, it obligates the state itself.
This must be the reason with which everything begins and which obligates all the actions.
Jewish tradition obligates us to take these precautions.
One can imagine us as tenants of a single building thatsuddenly discover that they have signed an agreement that obligates them to mutual responsibility.
What obligates us are solely the security interests of Israel.
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It is a terrifying and disturbing law, which obligates all of us to oppose it," he said.
A second model obligates the judge to deal with all the administrative aspects of the cases on his docket.
They travel widely throughout Middle Earth with a deal that obligates them both to leave their comfort zones.
International law obligates Israel to take children's rights into account.
In order to make sure the company is able to follow the user's request,the user obligates to verify the acceptance of the massage by the company.
A futures contract also obligates the holder to buy or sell a commodity at a predetermined price on a delivery date in the future.
The map of threats is expanding andchanging at a rapid pace, which obligates us to adapt our capabilities to the modern battlefield.
This obligates the seller to sign a slightly risky form called a“mortgage letter”, which will be submitted to the buyer's bank.
This argument appears to be simple and persuasive, but it obligates us to define the difference between"lecturing" and"reading.".
The concept of willful blindness imposes on the omitter an additional burden-to determine whether the factual situation is such that obligates him to act.
It may be suggested that the Torah(like Halakha) obligates human effort,[1] and it is this principle that Moshe comes to teach us here.
Preserving the strength and power of the IDF, which protects our country from enemies,is a personal and religious decree which obligates every person in Israel.
There is no direct contract that obligates the seller to follow a certain course of action, but there is a heavy sanction if he fails to do so.
One cannot ignore, however, the fact that even according to his opinion, the 13 Attributes do notfit neatly within the laws of prayer in a way that obligates the congregation.
On the one hand our tradition obligates us to fulfill the moral responsibility of self-preservation:“Your life takes precedence. to reference Shakespeare.
Biology is willing to tolerate a very wide spectrum of possibilities;it is culture that obligates people to realize some possibilities while forbidding others.
The insurance company only obligates a four-minute mandatory evacuation for all fire alarms, which means you have 25 seconds before Addy starts losing money.
Our office's involvement with clients who sometimes have a high public andmedia profile obligates appropriate expertise for administration of the legal proceedings which gain extensive media coverage.
Academic freedom obligates any institution to strive to present to students a comprehensive a look as possible of data, theories, views and relevant arguments.
Three generations of knowledge- the legacy of our founding fathers obligates us to this day, every day, to work in a profession that we cherish, all that with special emphasis on quality.
The agreement obligates employers to pay the wages of workers who were absent from work due to the shutdown of the education system or the closure of their place of work pursuant to the instructions of IDF Home Front Command.
Empathy is a vital tool of a historian because it obligates a historian to question and challenge a single conception of the world in order to access other worlds and other lives.
Health- the law in Israel obligates the arrangement of medical insurance for foreign workers, which would ensure their medical rights during their stay in the country.