There are many Jewish organizations doing humanitarian or poverty work, but not that many that have expanded the circle of obligation to the rest of the world.
These lock ART users into circles of obligation to adhere to treatment as a sign of gratitude to kin who have made financial sacrifices to help meet their health expenses (Binagwaho and Ratnayake, 2009; Ware et al., 2009).
The circle of responsibility for the welfare of soldiers may be wider, but in football, too, there are common obligations--owners to players, fans to players, players to each other.
In the JPMorgan case, the S.E.C. asserted that the bank undertook "an aggressive effort" in 2007 to unload the securities on investors outside its usual circle of customers for deals involving collateralized debt obligations.
Of obligations, by far the solemnest.
This definition employs the notion of obligations.
Liberty-rights are absences of obligations.
Neglecting Ourselves A busy life full of obligations to work and family can become a vicious circle we decide we have no time to take care of ourselves, and thus become even more exhausted and inefficient.
According to most defenders of special obligations, such obligations are prima facie obligations, i.e., they are obligations with a certain weight that can be counterbalanced by the weight of other special obligations or of other types of obligations.
Obligation skeptics about gratitude present several arguments against the possibility of obligations of grateful behavior.
When law does not allow for fulfillment of the communities' obligations in the case of Passover, an adjustment is made to expand the circle of people who can engage with them.
