Sentence examples for Imposed obligation from inspiring English sources

While many come back to music after studying as a child, primed to play but now free of the parentally imposed obligation, others confront it cold.

Challenging the imposed obligation on trees to perform as speculative assets and environmental mitigators, they propose ways to acknowledge the right of trees not to serve as carbon offsets, allowing them to just be trees.

Challenging the imposed obligation on trees to perform as speculative assets in real estate development and environmental mitigation, participants will discuss legal strategies to support the right of trees not to serve as carbon offsets, allowing them to just be trees.

Karzai, who can say discordant things, seemed politely happy with this, perhaps assuming that the easiest way to fulfill our self-imposed obligation was with money.

It's as if so-called reality the self-imposed obligation to represent it is Soderbergh's great burden, the assumption that prevents him from soaring.

The mere appearance of a justice system-imposed obligation on someone's credit history can flag a criminal history even if a court has sealed or erased a person's criminal record, or if the conviction information is years old, making it even more difficult to land a job.

I would go on about the guilt I feel when I eat at other restaurants, about a self-imposed obligation to pick up the tab for friends at "my" restaurant, even about the stomach aches from royally gorging on free extra entrées after already eating the dishes I paid for except no one wants to hear complaints of how glamour has become a burden (except, inexhaustibly, from Kanye West).

Finally, I am released from my self-imposed obligation.

"Without the settlement, the financial liability mandated by a court-imposed obligation would jeopardize important investments in conservation, environmental restoration and water infrastructure," Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Estevan Lopez said in a statement.

She likes being a victim of self-imposed obligations.

And it would provide a mechanism for flagging nations that refuse to commit to — or live up to — these self-imposed obligations.