Sentence examples for all obligation from inspiring English sources

Finally, he suggests, he was relieved of all obligation to live the myth, to be credible, bankable, in touch with the zeitgeist.

Changes of this sort will be massively resisted by much of business, accustomed to seeing all obligation as red tape that hurts the bottom line.

At its weekly meetings, autodidactic Labour historians reminded us that constitution and conscience absolved all obligation to respond to the wishes of the men and women who worked to guarantee our elections.

That's not a possibility for me as a single parent--all obligations are on me, every day, every hour.

In contrast, individual members of general partnerships are liable for all obligations of the firm.

Liability for all obligations would fall on whatever bank finances the project, he said.

International law also has established a category of erga omnes (Latin: "toward all") obligations, which apply to all states.

Most contracts, he said, provide that all obligations between the buyer and seller terminate at the time of closing.

In one of his cases, he said, a lender agreed that foreclosure "fully satisfies all obligations under the loan".

Varoufakis said following his unexpected meeting with Lagarde that Greece "intends to meet all obligations to all its creditors, ad infinitum".

He argues that all obligations of a euro zone member must be met or the markets will attack every highly indebted country in turn.