The phrase "advanced obligations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibilities or duties that require a higher level of skill, knowledge, or complexity.
Example: "The project requires advanced obligations that must be met to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "complex responsibilities" or "higher-level duties".
Several scholars have advanced cogent critiques of the putative obligation to disclose individual research results.
As it has been advanced to date, this putative ethical obligation faces surprisingly few conditions.
The five theories of political obligation sketched above do not exhaust the possibilities — Dorota Mokrosinska, for instance, has recently advanced a "civil justice" theory in her Rethinking Political Obligation — but they seem to represent the main lines of argument.
This approach treats psychological attributes as the basis of interests that we have a prima facie obligation to advance, or at least not to thwart an obligation whose strength varies with the strength and other features of those interests.
Since Congress enacted the ACA in 2010, the United States government has repeatedly pointed to the new law as evidence of its commitment to address racial disparities in access to health care, abide by its international human rights obligations, and advance the nation's global credibility on nondiscrimination in health care.
Through according value to the process of examining how and why different legal norms evolve transnational legal process offers us a tool for engaging with the dynamism of developments in global health suggesting that operationalising global health obligations could advance the right to health for all.
Only if corporations recognise their obligations to society to "stakeholders" other than the owners of the business will that broader social interest be advanced.
The critic's main obligation is not to his texts but rather to the masses of people whose consciousness must be advanced in the designated direction.
To meet obligations, the government has allowed the ratio of debt to the gross domestic product to soar to 163percentthethighestest among advanced economies.
"But you can't tailor the amount of time you spend on things according to the advance, your obligation is to do the right thing by the author".
