Sentence examples for central obligation from inspiring English sources

Industry challenges notwithstanding, we will continue to meet our central obligation to the Scott Trust and the Guardian.

"A player's central obligation is to provide his professional services when called upon," Walsh said Friday in a statement.

If he wants the rest of the 1m tonnes of fuel on offer, he can have it in stages, as fast as he meets his central obligation: to own up to all his past nuclear efforts and the material they have produced (whether plutonium or uranium), and then to take all the necessary steps to abandon the lot.

Another central obligation of the PCs is to issue pasture tickets before the beginning of the seasonal migration in spring.

It might sound surprising but there is no question whether managing risk is a central obligation for financial firms.

If such account is a first order normative account, it is probably best construed as a patient-centered deontology; for the central obligation would be to do onto others only that to which they have consented.

In a joint news conference with the aid agency Oxfam in central London, Ms Allen will call for participants to abide by the "fundamental obligation" to protect civilians.

S.&P. and Moody's are charged with the enormous obligation to be the unbiased arbiters of risk, and on this central duty they have failed miserably.

Contract can remain distinct from tort only insofar as intentions specifically to obligate play a central role in contractual obligations.

Zakor, Hebrew for the duty to remember, is at the core of Jewish practice and, I'd argue, the strain of that obligation is central to Jewish psychology.

Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said in a speech in London last week that the central bank had an obligation to ratchet up its efforts.