Sentence examples similar to Acknowledgement of obligations from inspiring English sources
With rising health budgets and constrained resources, there is already an acknowledgement of physicians' obligations to society through just and prudent resource distribution even in the absence of a pandemic.
Markets do everything best – managing business and systemic risk, innovating, investing, organising executive reward – without the intervention of the supposed dead hand of the state and without any acknowledgement of wider social obligations.
Acknowledgement, of course, is not the same as change.
They conclude that, "notwithstanding legal obligations, reluctance to disclose risk... still remains, despite acknowledgement of moral and ethical responsibility".2 There is nothing to add to this clear message.
Of obligations, by far the solemnest.
This definition employs the notion of obligations.
Liberty-rights are absences of obligations.
It is an unnecessary gesture towards a constituency that would not be satisfied even if he reduced their obligations to zero, and an indirect acknowledgement of the power of money.
The exchange of gifts or money for sex may signify: 1) a committed relationship, 2) an acknowledgement of respect, 3) an expression of affection, 4) an obligation fulfilled, or 5) maybe a display to impress other men (9, 12– 12).
What is missing here is the acknowledgement of how powerful a relationship can be, an oasis rather than another obligation.
