Sentence examples for Meaningful obligation from inspiring English sources

Justice Saxe, in his dissent, said the ruling meant logically that the state had "no meaningful obligation to provide any high school education at all".

A PBS Frontline report about the NFL's "concussion crisis" shows why the NFL is just a for-profit corporation with no meaningful obligation to protect their own player's safety, never mind protect the public at large from their walking Sunday afternoon investments.

Nor does the infamous Budapest Memorandum, which formalized Kiev's disposal of Soviet nuclear-tipped missiles left in Ukraine when the Evil Empire dissolved, create any meaningful allied obligations.

This addition, however, does little to address, in any substantively meaningful way, the duty to care obligations of HCPs in the context of an infectious disease outbreak.

That won't encourage others to keep their non-nuclear promises.Nor has India taken on any meaningful new non-proliferation obligations to lighten the blow to the treaty.

In particular, older people, whether physically disabled or cognitively impaired, were presented as active, resourceful and moral agents who struggled to live meaningful lives, fulfil social obligations (such as not troubling their professional carers or relatives too much) and look after the technologies given or lent to them.

"Our objective would be to try to provide the most meaningful measure of what the obligation is".

But there's a human obligation to share meaningful information with people in our lives, even if that information is troubling.

The brief said the court should grant review "to ensure that even after Sept. 11, the judiciary will continue to fulfill its constitutional and statutory obligation to provide meaningful review of the exercise of executive power".

"Some states would prefer to shift from a prohibition protocol to one that requires a positive obligation to ensure meaningful human control, and both amount to the same humanitarian law," he added.

The Commissioner commented that the sensitivity of the information and the reasonable expectations of the individual gave rise to an obligation to obtain meaningful consent.