Sentence examples for a statement of obligation from inspiring English sources
And in an interview with the Spanish journal Doxa near the end of his career he maintained 'that legal and moral obligation are conceptually different' in the sense that a statement of obligation has a different meaning in law and in morality (De Paramo 1988).
The fifth table deals with administrative details of the brotherhood and ends with a statement of mutual obligations between the Fratres Atiedii and two of the (originally) 10 divisions of the Iguvine people.
In his Constitution Day speech in 1937, Franklin D. Roosevelt professed devotion to the document, but as a statement of aspirations rather than obligations.
(President Obama's budget speech today wasn't as compact, emotionally, as the surly-bonds speech, or as philosophical as the one he gave after the Giffords shooting. But it was as moving a statement of commitment to communal obligations — to the old and sick and poor — as we've heard from him in a while).
The Philharmonic directors issued a statement of their own, defending their obligations to Art.
The new policy also requires officials with two accounts to sign a "statement of understanding, saying they understand their obligations here and intend to comply with them," the senior official said.
"Groupon is likely to argue that it's just a statement of their customer service plan, not their actual obligation.
For many legal philosophers, the claim that a person has a legal obligation to do X is merely a descriptive claim, a statement of social fact.
Prepare a Statement of Information.
