Barry M. Goldwater 1. Susan B. Anthony (right) campaigned for this Republican candidate, whose platform acknowledged "obligations to the loyal women of America".
There is no doubt that the Stoicism of Cicero's De Officiis or of Seneca's varied corpus explicitly acknowledges obligations to Rome.
We were not pleased when the president's Treasury secretary, Timothy Geithner, admitted that he had failed to pay tens of thousands of dollars in federal self-employment taxes while working for the International Monetary Fund despite having signed paperwork acknowledging the obligation.
Baby Nappies World recognises that our employees contribute fundamentally to the Company's long-term prosperity, acknowledging our obligation to remunerate them competitively.
But what about launching a similar effort acknowledging the obligations of workers with elder parents and allowing them a day with pay to stay home to care for them?
We further acknowledge our obligation to furnish our students with a safe teaching and research environment.
Second, the EU must acknowledge its obligation to play a central part in a planned resettlement project.
The manager, Kurt Wachtveitl, who has been there 30 years, has overseen the modernisation but acknowledges an "obligation towards history and culture and tradition".
"We acknowledge our obligation as a business institution to help improve the quality of the society we are part of," read the text of IBM's corporate values.
"It's a partial fix but not a real fix because you still have a chairman who has acknowledged his obligation to repay funds but is given six months to do so," said Robert Curry, a lawyer for Tweedy, Browne, an investment firm that owns about 15percentt of Hollinger International's stock.
Each person must acknowledge an obligation to refrain from using objects that belong to another.
