Sentence examples for consider the obligations from inspiring English sources
Lincoln was asking Americans to consider the obligations created by slavery.
One might then consider the obligations under which the agent finds herself as among the agent's competing "ends".
The regulation also specifies that ISPs must consider the "obligations and requirements imposed by any technical capability notice when designing or developing new telecommunications services or telecommunication systems".
When adopting the directives on data protection and the network information security, the EU should consider the obligations of non-EU companies, operating on the EU market.
The aftermath of SARS and the spectre of pandemic avian influenza make imperative the need to consider the obligations of HCWs for patients with severe infectious diseases, particularly diseases that pose risks to those providing care.
It may well be that a journalist in that position ought to consider the obligation to warn his countrymen more weighty, but it seems foolish not to at least acknowledge that a norm of neutrality, especially for a war correspondent, is not some kind of pointless moral blind spot.
The result was his book Christianity and the Social Crisis which has, over time, influenced many people, including Martin Luther King, Jr., to consider the obligation of the Christian in the face of the suffering of the poor and the hungry.
He thanked the agent for prompting him to consider the obligation not to travel on the Sabbath, writing, "I reconsidered, you are right and I should be more observant.
A statement said: "Major League Baseball considers the obligations of the Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program essential to the integrity of our game, our Clubs and all of the players who take the field.
He considered the "obligation not to do" an accessory to the obligation to cooperate, which, according to applicable Belgian law, had to be performed in Belgium.
