Sentence examples for chief obligation from inspiring English sources

He emphasizes education and jobs and stresses that his chief obligation is to champion what his constituents care about.

Rushdie's chief obligation is to push the story along, if sometimes awkwardly, as in an absurd battle royal featuring squabbling, mud-wrestling goddesses.

He added: "Clinton's reckless conduct and dishonest attempts to avoid accountability show she cannot be trusted with the presidency and its chief obligation as commander-in-chief of the US armed forces".

So our chief obligation this morning is simply that of taking the size of the movie incarnation of the lady, which Twentieth Century-Fox has delivered to the Roxy's screen.To hop right into matters which is a habit that Amber also had let's say that some slight modifications in the original construction have been made.

A few hours later, the E.P.A. chief rejected any obligation to regulate heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide under existing law, saying that to do so would involve an "unprecedented expansion" of the agency's authority that would have "a profound effect on virtually every sector of the economy," touching "every household in the land".

"The Speaker continues to believe that the Commander-in-Chief has an obligation to send up language and help build a coalition to pass an AUMF to defeat and destroy ISIL," said Fritz.

And last term, what Roberts has described as the chief justice's "particular obligation to try to achieve consensus" paid off.

Beck defended his decision after the meeting, telling reporters that he felt it was his obligation as chief to not only defend his officers when necessary, but also "call it as I see it" if those officers overstep department or legal standards.

But US Bureau of Reclamation regional chief Terry Fulp said water obligations will be met at least through next year without a key shortage declaration.

Possession of a marriage license is no longer the chief determinant of which obligations a couple must keep, either to their children or to each other.

Carney declined to say whether the president stands by Rice's glowing description of the sergeant's tour of duty, stressing that Obama, as commander-in-chief, had a moral obligation to bring Bergdahl home.