The phrase "avoid the obligation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of steering clear of a responsibility or duty.
Example: "In order to maintain a flexible schedule, I often look for ways to avoid the obligation of attending unnecessary meetings."
Alternatives: "evade the responsibility" or "shun the duty".
But you can minimize the pain, and perhaps avoid the obligation entirely, if you delay it.
"No one can avoid the obligation to indicate what other government majority program would be introduced in the place of one that is legitimately the choice of the voters".
The decision supplies corporations with yet another reason to take two prudent governance steps: (1) to document board actions with care (to avoid intrusive inspection requests from stockholders), and (2) to consider adopting forum-selection bylaws (to avoid the obligation to produce documents for use in foreign tribunals).
After all, a person can always avoid the obligation to satisfy expectations simply by warning that she is not making any promises.
One promotes a type of "untaxing" package or trust that suggests you can legally and permanently avoid the obligation to file federal income tax returns and pay federal income taxes.
They, in other words, avoid the obligation to create more wellbeing on an aggregate basis by bringing ever more people into existence (Holtug 2009; Holtug 2010, 160 162; see also Parfit 1987, 369 71 (discussion of Principle Q Petersrs 2004, 27 39 (concept of injury by failure to substitute); and Savulescu 2001 (principle of procreative beneficence)).
Although she did not identify Mr. Miliband by name, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Jiang Yu, said "an individual British politician" sought to avoid the obligations of developed nations by sowing discord among poorer countries.
In a 2005 article in the Notre Dame Law Review, Murphy wrote about paternity "disestablishment" cases in which men who have assumed the father role in a child's life seek genetic testing to avoid the obligations of legal fatherhood, typically when they break up with the child's mother.
He would try to avoid the obligations imposed on him for the rest of his reign.
A contract based on an "illusory promise" is invalid because one party has the sole option to live up to the terms of the contract or to avoid the obligations at will.
I also remember that avoiding the obligation to go to Vietnam by legal means was popular during that time.
