"We have a unique role and defined obligation--one, to find work for our people and two, to help people manage the stress inherent in the situation we're all in," he said in a recent interview.
Thus, it is important to define obligations and rights and to establish roles, items, and standards.
We provided a solution that links defined SLA obligations for the provider in terms of service performance with lower-level metrics from the infrastructure that facilitates the provisioning of the service.
Under Democratic FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, the net neutrality rules took the extraordinary step of reclassifying Internet providers as telecom providers, giving the FCC broad powers to define new obligations for providers on everything from prices to privacy practices.
The Alma Ata Declaration and the ensuing Health for All agenda defined an obligation for every nation — including developing countries — to provide health services for their whole population [ 19, 20].
How do you define that obligation for architects today?
That paragraph reflected the presumed legal necessity to define German responsibility for the war in order to specify and limit the Reich's obligations".
If we define an "obligations dilemma" as a conflict of obligations where neither of the conflicting obligations is overridden (cf. Sinnott-Armstrong 1988), then the case above involves a conflict of obligations but not an obligations dilemma.
In the case of Mr. Tobgay, he defined his obligation as a family tradition.
In a document published by the European Commission, coexistence is explained as, "the choice of consumers and farmers between conventional, organic and GM crop production, in compliance with the legal obligations for labelling defined in Community legislation.
After the youngest left home, she had 20 or so years, starting around age 50, in which she was free of the primary obligations that had defined female existence for thousands of years.
