português
obrigatório espanhol
obligatorio Morally or legally constraining or binding.
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Others, led by Germany, wanted obligatory quotas for refugees across the union.
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Some want this to become obligatory, others say it must remain voluntary.
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Before he's done, there's the obligatory thanks to his friends and family.
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You may use the attached cancellation form but this is not obligatory.
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The assembly of Parliament was obligatory only once in every seven years.
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The hours of the obligatory labors are nearly past for the day.
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These constitute the organization of the Kingdom and their enforcement is obligatory.
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They took the obligatory world tour while a modest house was built.
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We listened through the obligatory safety spiel, then the plane began takeoff.
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An audio-video recording of your work, though not obligatory, would be appreciated.
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If the interment is in a vault, a metallic casket is obligatory.
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Half of the films since have included a seemingly obligatory casino scene.
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The church offering, which is obligatory, is usually about two hundred euro.
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He transferred an obligatory glance from the canvas to the expectant artist.
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Even the obligatory opening shot of dead young men is artfully arranged.
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The moment felt stage-managed to Duncan, self-conscious, more obligatory than anything else.
