Sentence examples for consequent obligation from inspiring English sources
From Napolitano's statement: Any definitive sentence, and the consequent obligation of applying it, cannot but be taken into account.
"Any definitive sentence, and the consequent obligation of applying it, cannot but be taken into account," he said in a statement.
This re-ethicization of responsibility happens on grounds that are different from the paradigm of fault too, where it was basically the justification of liability and the consequent obligation to suffer an adverse treatment (sanction or blame).
This system has been modified by the conversion of many Khāsi to Christianity, by the consequent conflict of ritual obligations under the tribal religion and the demands of the new religion, and by the right of the people to make wills in respect of self-acquired property.
For Heaney, Glanmore was, and remained, a place of refuge, a writing retreat, somewhere he could escape from the obligations and disruptions consequent on extreme celebrity.
Mr Abraham, 51, cited the commercial pressures ITV has faced and the consequent relaxation of its public service obligations.
The court found that such an agreement and the consequent actions were in conflict with the moral and ethical obligations of the student, enshrined in the university code of ethics; therefore, the court decided to apply the consequences of a null and void agreement – a bilateral restitution – and adjudge to the student the pre-paid amount of 1500 LTL from the defendant under a void agreement.
From RIM, though, it seems to be a choice between bad and worse; I'm sure the company is prepared for many of the eventualities consequent on being internationally secure, but the rest of the world is under no obligation to make it easy for them.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
