Sentence examples similar to considering this obligation from inspiring English sources

Simplification and priorisation efforts are unanimously requested by stakeholders, all the more considering the obligation for French hospitals to collect regularly mandatory QIs.

"I consider this a moral obligation [to defy new gun laws]," Sheriff Denny Peyman of Jackson County in Kentucky told the Lexington Herald-Leader.

"I consider this a moral obligation," he told the Lexington Herald-Leader, expressing his opposition to recent moves by President Barack Obama's administration toward the broader goal of reducing gun violence.

Considering these obligations, it's not surprising to hear that only two percent of Americans had ever run for any kind of political office.

15 There are broadly two ways of considering the obligations and entitlements of grandparents.

The message from this House must be that we want it actively to consider that obligation.

Do you consider this transparency and information obligation as sufficient and efficient to protect your privacy?

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.

Though Zuckerberg insists Facebook is a technology company and not a media company, a narrative that allows the company to abdicate any obligation to consider this problem, Facebook will sometimes discreetly back down once the uproar dissipates.

The health board has an obligation in law to consider this request and sought external legal advice on how to respond.

Lincoln was asking Americans to consider the obligations created by slavery.