Sentence examples similar to definite obligation from inspiring English sources

That conservatism sees man, as Ronald Reagan did, as in society with definite obligations to it.

Not definitive, just definite.

(Not all stress turns me on, though. Financial obligations are a definite turn-off. I don't derive any pleasure from being submissive to Sallie Mae to the tune of $12,000, or turning in my rent check).

As a carer, Angela officially has no obligation from the DWP to take employment; but in reality, she says there is definite pressure to find work – "any work".

One could argue that beneficence implies an obligation to address risks not directly related to research, because these risks can have a definite impact on subjects' well-being.

Rohn et al. [ 15], reported that there is a definite need to provide instruction and experience to dental students beyond the context of general ethical obligations.

For definite".

Definite Chillax.

No obligation.

Contractual obligation.

"But in definite denial".