be obliged

As a responsible person, he will be obliged to fulfill them.

The individual would be allowed to change their mind at any time and no doctors would be obliged to take part in the process.

The government’s plan is that once an employee establishes a pattern of regular working over a 12 week period, an employer would be obliged to offer a regular contract of employment.

If it passed, government ministers would be obliged to stand down.

The reforms address the thorny issue of who should take responsibility for migrants when they arrive and whether other EU countries should be obliged to help.