Sentence examples for differences between the obligations from inspiring English sources

Historically, politically, the differences between the obligations of the Israel Defense Forces and those of an American moving company (however unpleasant the contract) seem more acute than the similarities.

The idea is that there are genuine differences between the obligations we actually have and the obligations we should adopt.

There was no practical difference between the obligations put on my client by the company and those placed on full-time staff".

It implies that there's no difference between declining to provide medical treatment and taking a life directly, and no difference between the moral obligations owed a stranger and the obligations owed one's own child.

To be sure, some philosophers have uncovered differences between obligations and duties, the most important of which is that obligations must be voluntarily undertaken or incurred, but duties need not be (e.g., Brandt 1964; Hart 1958).

But, once we reflect on the differences between the two cases, we see why our obligations to one another are so different from any obligations we might have to animals precisely because we cannot meaningfully justify ourselves to them.

We continue to ignore the differences between "obligation" and "ought" for simplicity.

There is a difference between the state's obligation to prosecute international crimes and the power for private citizens to bring such prosecutions or apply for arrest warrants.

There were other differences between the partners.

There are fundamental differences between the two.

There are clear differences between the tests.