Moreover, discharging parental responsibilities must be balanced with discharging obligations of distributive and global justice (Archard and MacLeod 2002, Part III; MacLeod 2010).
Indeed, the equality of obligations in NIAC was seemingly a response to the need to ensure equal protection for civilians during internal as well as international conflicts rather than to recognise NSAGs as bodies competent of discharging obligations.
"We will discharge our obligation to the Iraqi people," Mr. Brown, wearing a blue suit and tie, told reporters at a British Embassy compound here.
But sometimes the best way to discharge that obligation isn't charity in the old-fashioned sense of handouts, but rather helping people like Ms. Jean find their own ways to support their families.
Damascus is manifestly unable or unwilling to discharge its obligation to prevent IS operations against Iraq from its own soil.
So it may be that the tenseless theorist can discharge the obligation to explain why time seems to pass.
For one thing, it may well be possible to discharge an obligation of gratitude, if by this we mean get back on equal footing with a benefactor.
The low limit on the ownership of resources that qualifies the owner to discharge zakah obligation is meant to keep a broadened base to generate resources for the poor.
As stated by the Trial Chamber in its decision: The relevant provision is Article 41 of the Charter, which empowers the Security Council to adopt measures not involving the use of armed force to give effect to its decisions in order to discharge its obligation under Article 39 to maintain or restore international peace and security.
Perhaps the Global Fund provides a partial answer to the long-standing question of how a country in a position to assist can discharge this obligation.
How much money 'should' you give to charity or to good causes, how hard should you work to discharge your obligation to your employer?
