Sentence examples for We recognize our obligation from inspiring English sources

"We recognize our obligation in this area, and we will continue to review how we can improve our efforts to provide due process and reasonable accommodation".

We recognize our obligation to recover and responsibly recycle consumer goods placed in the market.

I see a day where we are all truly worthy of the public's trust – and that we recognize our obligation to patients by ensuring that we are open with our science.

"The industry needs to emphasize honesty and integrity as a part of its fundamental obligations, to say 'We recognize our obligations to shareholders, and those include an obligation to be honest and act with integrity in all of our ways.' And that, in individual cases, would result in very strong compliance programs and efforts to advertise them.

However, before my small gov't readers get too excited, I say we must recognize our obligations (not our limitations) and take decisive action to create the financial resources to meet them.

Today, we celebrate this victory alongside the caring citizens of Missouri, and we recognize our continuing obligation to end the needless suffering of animals nationwide.

"We recognize our international obligations toward refugees and we would say that we treat each case fairly and impartially with regard to these obligations and with regard to the facts of each case," said a Home Office spokesman, asking that his name not be used in accordance with general government practice here.

"Kenosha Unified recognizes our obligation to provide students and staff an environment free of discrimination and harassment and realizes the issues brought forth are not acceptable," the district said in a statement.

It is our support for a Farm Bill that recognizes our obligation to feeding the hungry with dignity and quality food and supporting our Mayor as he battles for a healthier city.

It's time for climate change deniers to stop asking whether climate change is happening and recognize our moral obligation to confront it.

As stated in the Television Charter, we recognize and accept our "obligation to entertain, inform, engage and enlighten" children and youth in accordance with the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.