The phrase "an obligation to apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is required to implement or enforce a rule, policy, or principle.
Example: "The organization has an obligation to apply the new safety regulations to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "a duty to implement" or "a requirement to enforce".
But on the other he felt a moral obligation to apply the same values that the NGO promoted to one of their staff members.
In the meantime, Pratt says "we have a moral obligation to apply automated vehicle technology to save as many lives as possible as soon as possible".
But Mexican officials have said migrants seeking asylum are under no legal obligation to apply in Mexico.
The other requirement is the obligation to apply second-order theory that is, equilibrium conditions for the deformed structure leads to another feature of the models that were not encountered in first-order-theory models.
(d) A brief outline of (1) any redemption provisions and (2) any amortization, sinking fund or retirement provisions, stating the annual amount, if any, which the Bank will be under obligation to apply for the satisfaction of such provisions.
In the process, it poses profound questions, from whether we bear responsibility for the sins of our fathers, to the individual's ability and obligation to apply the lessons of history to their own lives.
Similar experiments will be conducted in other Dutch cities such as Wageningen, Tilburg, Groningen and Nijmegen, most of them with the aim of finding ways to get rid of the sanctions and the obligation to apply for jobs.
Mexican officials, however, said the migrants were under no legal obligation to apply in Mexico, and, indeed, more than 200 of them ended up crossing onto American soil and petitioning for sanctuary there.
"Despite repeated statements that it is committed to international law and standards, the U.S. government is failing to meet its obligation to apply such law and standards to those it has in its custody in Afghanistan and Guantánamo Bay," the human rights organization says in a report to be released on Monday.
The relevant obligations here are the official obligations of the individual: the judicial obligation to decide cases according to the dictates of stare decisis and other obligatory practices; the executive official's obligation to apply the law.
