Were you starting anew, you'd have no obligation to accept this young cad's work.
French and Raven (1959) state that legitimate power stems from internalized values which dictate that there is a legitimate right to influence and an obligation to accept this influence.
It will be handed over if the authorities accept the obligation to keep it confidential, she said.
Their proximity and capacity to interact with the uninitiated layman demands that they undertake the role and, indeed, accept the obligation to present water as the vital environmental issue that it is.
He wants to stipulate in the regulations that anyone selling a certain number of weapons each year — say, 50 — must get a license and accept the obligation of conducting background checks on buyers and keeping records on sales.
Most confronting was the refusal to accept the obligation to care for elderly parents: In our day, people always cared for each other regardless of whether they were poor or rich, but now, they do not.
In Brussels, NATO's secretary general, Lord Robertson, saluted the Slovenes' "willingness to accept the obligations of membership".
Germany did not seek to occupy a dominant position in Europe, and it is reluctant to accept the obligations and liabilities that such a position entails.
The 1945 U.N. charter stipulates that membership is open to "peace-loving states which accept the obligations contained in the present Charter".
Germany did not seek to occupy a dominant position and is reluctant to accept the obligations and liabilities that it entails.
Those who accepted the obligation to obey, would also be obligated to live in a way that was consistent with the obligations incurred, even if God did not reveal the details.
