Sentence examples for Particular obligation from inspiring English sources

College professors do not have a particular obligation to shun them.

I don't think the N.F.L. has a particular obligation to explain its thinking to fans.

I feel a particular obligation not to let my own writing be twisted so as to inflame bigotry and xenophobia.

The medical profession may have a particular obligation to address this problem, because medicine's usual watchdogs -- patients -- often cannot.

And last term, what Roberts has described as the chief justice's "particular obligation to try to achieve consensus" paid off.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who has said he favors resuming the commuter tax temporarily, has a particular obligation to do so.

Australia has the capacity to accommodate many more refugees, and we have particular obligations to those who have arrived seeking our help.

The distinction between status and contract permeates legal analyses of categories of cooperative interpersonal interactions in which one party has particular obligations to the other.

It suggested the development of a "framework convention," or general treaty on climate change, without specifying any particular obligations or deadlines for reducing the pollution that is accumulating in the atmosphere and trapping radiation from the sun in a phenomenon known as the greenhouse effect.

In any given society, there are many different, particular obligations.

In fact, for Bergson, if we ignore the multiplicity of particular obligations in any given society, and if instead we look at what he calls "the whole of obligation" (The Two Sources, p. 25), then we see that obedience to obligation is almost natural.