Sentence examples for cannot be parties from inspiring English sources

If all moral obligations are between parties to the social contract, then we have no obligations regarding animals who cannot be parties to the contract.

It is hard to see how we can have any obligations to such people, as they cannot be parties to our contract.

That said, HMG's stated commitment to human rights makes it important that the Americans understand that we cannot be party to such ill-treatment nor can we be seen to condone it".

"That said, Her Majesty's Government's stated commitment to human rights makes it important that the Americans understand that we cannot be party to such ill treatment nor can we be seen to condone it.

It added: "That said, HMG's (Her Majesty's Government) stated commitment to human rights makes it important that the Americans understand that we cannot be party to such ill-treatment nor can we be seen to condone it".

The policy states: "we cannot be party to such ill treatment nor can we be seen to condone it" and that "it is important that you do not engage in any activity yourself that involves inhumane or degrading treatment of prisoners".

Under the current international human rights framework, NSAGs do not have direct human rights obligations; as non-state actors, NSAGs cannot be party to international human rights treaties.

The Court noted that the Government could not demonstrate how denying prisoners the vote helped the stated aims of the relevant statute; a democracy built on inclusiveness, democracy and citizen participation cannot be party to a law that disenfranchises a considerable part of the population.

This party, your party, cannot be the party of the future beyond November if you're seen as the party of white people".

Both parties aim at a good result and, if this cannot be reached, parties can get back to their alternatives for a negotiated agreement.

Among Republicans flipping to Obama I've detected three core feelings: we have to do something different; we cannot be the party of fiscal irresponsibility; we cannot be the angry party of an "America-first" jingoism that alienates the world.