We let them enjoy for a little while , then in the end We shall oblige them to ( enter ) a great torment .

We let them enjoy for a little while , then in the end We shall oblige them to ( enter ) a great torment .

I shall oblige him to ( climb a slippery mountain in the Hell fire called As Sa 'ud , or to ) face a severe torment !

Catholicism does not oblige its adherents to run hospitals and universities.

oblige the person to compensate the medical and other costs resulting from domestic violence

Many more encouraging statistics could be mentioned, but time constraints oblige me to be brief.

But the favour you oblige me with is that you have enslaved the children of Israel .

While these countries have now made such a request, the US and Europe appear hesitant to oblige.

And this is the favor with which you oblige me You have made the Israelites your slaves .

In order to defeat them, the opposition needs more sophisticated weapons and its backers are ready to oblige.

And that favour wherewith thou didst oblige me was that thou hadst enslaved the Children of Isra 'il ?

Moses said , Please , forgive my forgetfulness . Do not oblige me with what is difficult for me to endure .

Moses said , Please , forgive my forgetfulness . Do not oblige me with what is difficult for me to endure .

From America s perspective, this can often be advantageous. If Europeans want to be divided and ruled, the US is happy to oblige.

Legislation is being prepared that will oblige current residents from an ethnic minority background and newcomers to go through an integration process.

We believe that a grand bargain to lay the foundation for lasting peace between the North and South would oblige the parties to

It also exposes the systemic difficulty for smaller countries to oblige their trading partners (particularly major players) to comply with rulings against them.

It would freeze the whole issue of Security Council reform for many years and oblige the general membership to live with the status quo.

But, while member states must agree unanimously on all key decisions, their mandates oblige them to view EU issues through the prism of national interest.

When the government did not oblige, 50,000 people set out on the fabled Grand Trunk Road to Islamabad, taking 36 hours to complete the 300 kilometer trek.

I consider anti Semitism, Islamophobia, and prejudice against Christianity crimes against humanity, whose common values and ethical rules oblige us to confront and reject all forms of discrimination.

The Fed is seeking to oblige foreign banks to create a holding company to own their separately capitalized subsidiaries, effectively giving the Fed direct oversight of their business.

The proposed amendment would oblige countries to protect nuclear material when it is being used or stored, not just when it is being transported internationally, as is the case now.

This is because official capital controls oblige exporters to deposit hard currencies with the People s Bank of China in exchange for freshly printed yuan (usually as bank deposits) or government debt.

At the same time, other factors may well oblige Venezuela s next president to alter the country s foreign policy in some ways. Maduro may be the anointed successor, but he is not Chávez.

Mr. Bellenger (France) said that he had reservations about draft article 6 because it did not oblige parties to indicate their place of business but merely gave them the option of doing so.

For example, forced solidarity will oblige any hard working farmer in Benin who has accumulated some wealth over the years to share the fruit of his labor with his enlarged family, including distant relatives.

5.2 For the author, the subject matter of his case is regulated in article 8, paragraph 3 (c) (i), which allows States parties to oblige convicted prisoners to perform work normally required of such individuals.

In many cases, the importance of ratings comes partly from legal requirements that oblige or encourage institutional investors and investment vehicles to maintain portfolios of assets that have received sufficiently high grades from the recognized agencies.

They appeared shortly after the dinosaurs disappeared, 65 million years ago, at a time when whales still had legs, and they come from a rebellious little puffer fish faction oblige me a little Kipling esque storytelling here.

Recalling that articles 2 and 16 of the Convention oblige each State Party to take effective measures to prevent acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment in any territory under its jurisdiction,

The Alliance would not be happy to apply Article 5 of the NATO charter, which would oblige its members to fight for Israel if it were attacked by any of its many potential enemies in an endemically dangerous region.

5.5 In each of his further submissions, the author confirms that the authorities, which oblige him to go through the same stages of appeal again and again, theoretically ad infinitum, are unwilling to process his case and purposively drag out proceedings.

4.4 The State party does not consider it admissible that the mere existence of a number of judgements unfavourable to a lawyer's other clients should oblige a judge to abstain from hearing a new case in which the same lawyer participates.

While the Council eventually agreed to cover the difference in the 2012 budget, an even greater shortfall is forecast for this year and many member states are unable to oblige the Commission s request for an additional 11.2 billion to cover these outstanding liabilities.

Despite this, over the course of the last 20 years, economists began to act as if we thought we could genuinely predict the economic future. If the universe didn t oblige, it wasn t because our models were wrong market failure was to blame.

As a result, we stand firmly opposed to discrimination against any society, religion, sect, culture, or country. I consider anti Semitism, Islamophobia, and prejudice against Christianity crimes against humanity, whose common values and ethical rules oblige us to confront and reject all forms of discrimination.

While emphasizing the Special Rapporteur's courage in preparing his report, which was an essential official document, she would have liked him to make recommendations to individual countries and to the international community on the best way to oblige Israel to respect the provisions of the relevant international instruments.

4.2 The Committee recalls its jurisprudence according to which the requirement of exhaustion of domestic remedies, which allows the State party to remedy an alleged violation before the same issue is raised before the Committee, oblige authors to raise the substance of the issues submitted to the Committee before domestic courts.

And there, I dealt with things like the Middle East peace process, the Lockerbie issue we can talk about that later, if you wish but above all, my responsibility was Iraq and its weapons of mass destruction and the sanctions we placed on Iraq to oblige it to disarm itself of these weapons.

In the case of Indonesia, articles 59 and 60 of law number 23 2002 on child protection oblige the Government to provide special protection for children in emergency situations, such as those who are internally displaced, those who have become victims of internal conflict or natural disasters, and children in armed conflict.

And whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abased and he that shall humble himself shall be exalted.

Now truth ( i.e. the Quran and Prophet Muhammad SAW ) , has come to you from your Lord . So whosoever receives guidance , he does so for the good of his own self , and whosoever goes astray , he does so to his own loss , and I am not ( set ) over you as a Wakil ( disposer of affairs to oblige you for guidance ) .

Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it.

And they shall mock him, and shall scourge him, and shall spit upon him, and shall kill him and the third day he shall rise again.