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“Obliging women to choose between the free exercise of their Charter right to freedom of religion, and the exercise of their rights to participate in society is odious,” the diocese said.

Anglican Diocese of Montreal supports the burka « Anglican Samizdat 2010

Obliging lenders to demonstrate that refinancing will provide a tangible benefit to a homeowner will protect households from equity stripping and, importantly, promote affordability.

Harry Moroz: Last Call for Mortgage Reform 2009

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Obliging young lady 2005

Obliging his request, they helped him secure a team of agents who fanned out across the provinces for collection purposes.

The Romance of China: Excursions to China in U.S. Culture: 1776-1876 2005

Obliging directors to deal with it formally is a sharp reminder that none in good faith can ignore.

The Canada Pension Promise: Maintaining Trust with Canadians 2004

Obliging Democrats have thrown themselves into the fray with enthusiasm, armed with idealistic visions of civil "discourse", only to be humbled repeatedly by their political masters.

The Republican Nemesis; Democrats and Progressives Need to Develop Political Emotional Intelligence 2005

Obliging doctors to report new cases of the deadly disease, which has virtually doubled every year since 1990, would not help to monitor or limit its spread.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

Obliging patients to pay their doctors or health suppliers direct could lead to feelings of credit insecurity.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1993

This Reverend Prelate, a great lover of Musick, Poetry, and other ingenious Arts; amongst his other graver Studies, had some Excursions into those pleasing Delights of Poetry; and as he was of an Obliging

The Lives of the Most Famous English Poets (1687) William Winstanley

Obliging people, generous, ever ready to give a helping hand.

Stage Confidences Clara Morris