See also diminished responsibility.
He may not by his interjection of the privilege either diminish his obligation to establish his qualifications, or escape the consequences exacted by the State for a failure to satisfy that obligation.
The proposed changes would substantially diminish the obligations of these financial institutions because only their lending records would be evaluated.
Obviously, the need for secrecy during military operations may decide when such a plan may be shared; nevertheless, this does not diminish the obligations of, e.g. GCIV Art 49, AP II (1977) 17, and AP I (1977) 58.
"I think gender equality should be supported, because I feel I am still exploring my creativity, while at the same time, not diminishing my obligations as a Muslim woman," she added. .
As his Census obligations diminished in 1872, Walker reconsidered becoming an editorialist and even briefly entertained the idea of becoming a shoe manufacturer with his brother-in-law back in North Brookfield.
With clubs dependent on gate receipts as their only stable source of revenue, increasingly desperate measures were employed to thaw out pitches and allow them to restore bank balances diminished by their salary obligations.
To blame this tragedy on a fictional entity diminishes our social obligation to care for one another.
I would not want my pastoral obligations to be diminished by a perception of partisanship in matters of government policy.
Given the number and complexity of issues to be voted on (especially for investors with global portfolio holdings), these clients believe that their ability to satisfy their fiduciary obligations would be diminished without access to the proxy advisory services ISS provides.
In general, clauses relieving the carrier from liability for negligence in loading, handling, stowing, keeping, carrying, and discharging the goods or that diminish his obligation to furnish a seaworthy vessel are declared null and void.
