But that was only one of the community obligations Tishman would have to meet.
Its change was aimed at eliminating the type of telecommuting that substitutes for time spent at the office and that gives employees the opportunity to avoid long commutes and design their work hours around family or community obligations.
Raised Orthodox Christian, our family following a calendar different to the western churches, usually the Easter break meant a holiday with no familial or community obligations: sleeping in, days lost at the movies.
While Miliband said his determination to sting the banks to pay for a drop in tuition fees showed he wanted the wealthiest to be more responsible, he emphasised that the same community obligations should apply to those claiming benefits.
The basic injunction, "You shall be holy, for I, the Lord your God, am Holy," underlay the concern for economically vulnerable members of the community; obligations toward neighbours, hired labourers, and the physically handicapped; interfamilial relationships; and attitudes toward strangers (i.e., non-Israelites).
There are only so many hours in the day, and as parents, we're on deck for our children for every single one of them, even as we stay on top of our other responsibilities — work, community obligations, caring for other family members.
A long history of ineffectual government has reinforced cynicism about civic community obligations.
Bowing out of community obligations that are just too much -- all these things can help you keep your sanity and your energy intact for your closest friends.
Rather than a reduction in prices, the result has been that utilities' community obligations have been superseded by the need to drive up short-term profits, while enriching top executives and big shareholders has been prioritized over reinvesting profits in improved facilities.
ACCHS face particular governance challenges balancing community obligations with financing and reporting accountabilities that impact on their ability to maintain partnerships [ 29].
