They are, the argument goes, time-consuming and money-burning obligations in which a candidate will realistically get perhaps eight minutes to lay out his views.
"Burning schools, burning markets.
As SNF co-president Andreas Dracopolous puts it, "We owe it to our ancestors, we owe it to our children, to keep the light of our civilization burning... it's an obligation to contribute to a better tomorrow".
So (2′) follows from (1′), but it seems rather odd to say that an obligation to mail the letter entails an obligation that can be fulfilled by burning the letter (something presumably forbidden), and one that would appear to be violated by not burning it if I don't mail the letter.
While it's hard to write a movie that makes derivatives and collateralized debt obligations visually compelling, oil spills and burning oceans are inherently cinematic.
Moreover, Washington is partly responsible for the fires that are burning around the world, so we have an obligation to be part of the bucket brigade.
The new challenge is a test case for the minister's obligations to consider the climate change impacts on the Great Barrier Reef from burning the mine's coal.
