Sentence examples for Heavy obligation from inspiring English sources

If the Administration disagrees with the European plan, then it would seem to be under a heavy obligation to propose its own.

If an anecdote leads a report of major significance, it bears a heavy obligation to busy readers to encapsulate the very essence of the report.

"The current law says if you take federal money you are under a heavy obligation not to discriminate," Mr. Frank said.

The contrast between this low early take-up level among the public and the heavy obligation to wear one when appearing on television was noted.

Second, the Corps itself is under a heavy obligation to enforce the new rules in a fair-minded but hard-nosed way.

"The ABC gets over a billion dollars a year from the taxpayer and it's got a very heavy obligation to deliver that accurate and impartial coverage and do it with the dignity and responsibility that befits our national broadcaster".

In the relatively homogeneous Japanese society, social status carries heavy obligations, and community pressure is extremely powerful.

Suppose Germany imposes heavy obligations on employers in such matters as health and safety in the workplace, whereas Spain, say, is less stringent.

These are important steps in the battle for cleaner air and impose heavy obligations on an administrator who is relatively new to the job.

Many developing countries believe that the earlier round was lopsided, doing little to constrain the farm policies of the rich world even as it placed heavy obligations on the poor in areas such as intellectual property (IP).

Almost buried beneath the heavy obligations of democracy across Britain – the devolved elections, council elections and mayoral elections on 5 May, all dwarfed by the EU referendum in June – there lies an under-appreciated orphan child, a political Cinderella: the vote for police and crime commissioners.