Sentence examples for as its obligation from inspiring English sources

The school takes seriously what it sees as its obligation to propagate Islam.

4. What are the boundaries on the role of government -- is there room for a meaningful private sector contribution or does government view the provision of specific services as its obligation and prerogative?

The United States Attorney is the representative not of an ordinary party to a controversy, but of a sovereignty whose obligation to govern impartially is as compelling as its obligation to govern at all; and whose interest, therefore, in a criminal prosecution is not that it shall win a case, but that justice shall be done.

The Supreme Court has said that because prosecutors are representatives "of a sovereignty whose obligation to govern impartially is as compelling as its obligation to govern at all," their ultimate interest should not be in winning a case but ensuring "that justice shall be done".

This is about one-fifth of its day-to-day operating budget.There is little the city can do about its pensions problems alone, as its obligations to pensioners are determined by legislators in Springfield.

Sir Alan Greengross, chairman of the London Regional Passengers Committee, said today: "This is a Teflon Railtrack - an organisation that seems to be able to slide out of what passengers see as its obligations".

As we stated nearly two years ago, the city takes seriously its responsibilities to the public under the FOIA as well as its obligations to protect the privacy of victims.

The Times is indeed the "newspaper of record," and it takes seriously, as it should, its obligation to provide balanced commentary on public affairs.

Since its inception in 1950, the principal in the Sierra Club's fund has been preserved and the interest earned has been used to support the club's conservation programs and campaigns as well as fulfill its obligations to its life members.

Jewson primarily acts as a trader in relation to these regulations and as such its obligation relates primarily to keeping detailed records of the sources of all timber purchased and where this timber is then sold.

As is its obligation, the district attorney's office continued to investigate the incident, and when it discovered evidence that clearly damaged the credibility of the accuser, the office disclosed that information to the defendant's attorneys and sought a bail hearing so that the court could re-evaluate the bail status for the defendant.