Sentence examples for Pressing obligation from inspiring English sources

In Colorado, many different interests recognise that this is a pressing obligation.

But opponents contend they have a more pressing obligation to preserve old buildings.

There were meetings unattended, parties dodged, conversations cut short because of a more pressing obligation at home in front of the TV.

The group has another pressing obligation, though: to hold its own against the entire city of Houston, whose slow and menacing sound will rule the charts this year.

Shuffle around the margins with an air of generalized boredom that would convey, hopefully, preoccupation rather than rudeness, a pressing obligation kept in check by good old-fashioned manners.

Dealing with climate change is clearly a pressing obligation, but speaking at the first Natural Economy Northwest Green Lecture recently at the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool, green campaigner Jonathon Porritt emphasised how much more we have to do in the UK to come close to being ethical in this field.

For this reason Mike had to change location to Paris to salvage his press obligations for the UK".

Mark Wahlberg, family man – it's clear this is the role that comes easiest to him, and that the press obligations surrounding his work are nothing but distractions.

According to Affleck, he's already seen the discourse play out during his press obligations.

There will be press obligations and discussions galore about "Mad Men" into next spring.

That film is set for release in November of 2014, meaning Nolan could find himself booked through the end of next year when press obligations are taken into account.