Sentence examples for an obligation to develop from inspiring English sources

Universities have an obligation to develop the full range of cognitive, experiential, social, and cultural capacities of our students.

Chartered companies were granted the privilege of exploiting the lands and peoples of specific areas in exchange for an obligation to develop agriculture, communications, social services, and trade.

After Hoover was given a copy of MacLeish's letter to Attorney General Biddle, he wrote a secret memorandum to Biddle stating that the F.B.I. was a fact-finding agency, whose agents had an obligation to develop "a full and complete picture" of an individual's background without "coloring" its reports.

"We have an obligation to develop international standards to protect against the routine and substantial abuse of this technology, abuses that are ongoing today," he added.

CEOs, in my opinion, have an obligation to develop relationships with their board members, to make certain that board members view their board experiences as meaningful ones.

The climate movement, Soltani asserted, has an obligation to develop principled policies to guide a just transition to a post-fossil-fuel society.

In this respect the Member States will now be under a greater obligation to develop, fund and staff their systems of market surveillance.

Ministers have an opportunity and obligation to develop an international strategy to promote the relevance of the creative industry courses offered by the UK's universities.

But there is no legal obligation to develop an urban mobility plan for German cities.

It is paid fixed fees by train companies for access to its track, regardless of how many trains they run.Railtrack cannot be blamed for seeking to profit from such a system, but it can be faulted for neglecting its regulatory obligation to develop the network.

Each voter has the obligation to develop background knowledge of candidates prior to casting a vote.