Sentence examples similar to discharged obligations from inspiring English sources

First, managers have to spend so much time discharging obligations that if they were to view them as just that, they would leave no mark on the organization.

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.

Milosz discharged his obligations to his age and his obligations to his soul with the same diligence and the same depth.

Moreover, once an individual has discharged her obligations under this societal contract, she no longer is under an obligation to continue her life.

"It's consistent with our view that Mr. Becker discharged his obligations in a very responsible fashion".

Legal experts said that prosecutors might well have discharged their obligations by sharing the information promptly with the defense.

"EY Dubai has therefore discharged its obligations... Mr Rihan may have preferred that matters had been handled in a different manner, but that was not his decision to make".

Four agonisingly tense hours later, he walked out of the arena a stunned 17-16 loser, but still discharged his obligations in an immediate press conference with courtesy and dignity.

We can sympathize with the Clintons' human pain and the injury inflicted yesterday on Mr. Clinton's dignity without sharing his view that he has discharged his obligations with secret testimony and a cryptic speech.

When they came in each morning, they saw the their names were checked off on the roster and apparently satisfied that they had discharged their obligations for the day, settled down to read or talk and smoke.