Sentence examples for carried obligations from inspiring English sources
That carried obligations, of course: hobnobbing with sponsors' clients at business conventions; playing simultaneous matches against multiple (laughably bad, compared with him) opponents at recruiting fairs; dinners and cocktails and small talk.
In theory, holding the UN summit in Tunis carries obligations too.
Last week Hunt unveiled his plans for a new national television channel to act as a "spine" for local TV services and said that BSkyB and Virgin Media could be subject to "must carry" obligations to offer the station high on their electronic programming guides.
The case is notable, because it will ultimately decide whether mobile carriers are to fall under the same "must carry" obligations as wired carriers are.
They acknowledge that professional and other roles carry obligations (or duties, as Gert insists) that do not bind persons who do not occupy the relevant roles; they claim that the actions one is obligated to perform within the roles are merely moral ideals for any person not in the specific role.
Second, symbolic drivers, such as vast power inequalities due to traditional hierarchies of authority and defined social roles, often correlate closely with relationships that carry obligations of much needed material support.
Of course, Arthur always knew that he carried more obligations than merely winning tennis matches.
Unlike in many continental powers – including France, Germany, Russia, Austria and Hungary – in Britain there was no tradition that citizenship carried military obligations.
Where the FCC exceeds its authority, as it did in imposing "must carry" obligations on cable TV companies and in instituting the broadcast flag requirement, the courts police the boundaries of its jurisdiction.
"But going there carried an obligation to fight discrimination," he added.
Although Mr. Glisan's plea carried no obligation to cooperate with government investigators, he testified in 2004 for the prosecution in a criminal case against four former investment bankers at Merrill Lynch and two former Enron executives.
