Sentence examples for accepts the obligation from inspiring English sources

The ratification of the Optional Protocols means the Malaysian government accepts the obligation to respect, protect, promote and fulfil the rights of the child and signifies an agreement to be legally bound by the terms of the Convention.

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.

It will be handed over if the authorities accept the obligation to keep it confidential, she said.

Comcast valued the original 51 percent it acquired at $13.8 billion, partly by contributing its own channels, accepting the obligation to buy half of G.E.'s remaining stake in 2014.

In 2005, the United States, along with the rest of the world, accepted the obligation to protect civilians at risk of atrocities.

If they assent to the plan and accept the obligation of the new company, in lieu of that of the old, they will receive insurance for only a percentage of the face value of their old policies.

558, 79 L.Ed. 1303, 96 A.L.R. 1438, to accept the obligation of the new company but are afforded an alternative whereby they will receive damages for breach of their contracts.

And once you've conceded that much, it's not a particularly long leap to suggesting that our hypothetical A's — "young, healthy, and rich," with a lot to offer to their hypothetical offspring — are pretty good candidates to accept the obligation.

He countered, "I think it is precisely now, when we do have all this focus on the issue of weapons of mass destruction and Saddam and all the things that he has done, it is precisely now that we say to the Arab and Muslim world, 'We accept the obligation of even-handedness.

I have faith that just beyond the distant horizon live a people who gratefully accept the obligation of their freedom to make of their power and wealth a civilization for the ages -- a civilization in which all people share in the promise of freedom.

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.