Sentence examples for an obligation to explain from inspiring English sources

"I do think that it's an obligation to explain I.M.F.

They said Chilcot had an obligation to explain why publication of his inquiry was taking so long.

It does have an obligation to explain what it sees that is problematic to players because the whole point is to eliminate dangerous hits.

Ron Wyden, a Democratic member of the Senate intelligence committee, said the administration had an obligation to explain to the public whether its previous assurances were true.

And perhaps anyone who thinks that a ban on discards is not the right way to go has an obligation to explain how to do it better.

At any rate, supposed leaders like members of Congress have an obligation to explain that there are at least a few times when national priorities trump pork.

Providing that everything is done in writing, and people are give two months' notice, it allows landlords to force tenants out of their homes once an initial fixed term has ended, without any obligation to explain why.

And he thinks this approach dissolves ontological worries and frees us from any obligation to explain how finite, flesh-and-blood creatures like ourselves could come to have detailed knowledge of this independent realm of facts, this domain of configurations of abstract, non-temporal, non-causal objects and properties, a realm exposed by Carnap as a metaphysical illusion.

I don't think the N.F.L. has a particular obligation to explain its thinking to fans.

The court now has a solemn obligation to explain why Florida's standard clearly violates the Constitution and to block this execution.

And once the company decided to relocate, he said, it had a second obligation to explain that decision to the people of Dayton — "to look them straight in the eye".