Sentence examples for double obligation from inspiring English sources
Those other six runners had the double obligation of finishing among the top three and meeting the qualifying time, or they would not be eligible to compete in Beijing.
As theory became the queen of disciplines, it seemed that every young scholar was under the double obligation not only to come up with a theory, but to do it in a way that was truly, madly, deeply theoretical.
This seems to be a "double obligation" theory of morality: some things are wrong intrinsically but are, in addition, contrary to Natural Law because they are forbidden by God.[109] Suárez follows Aristotle in holding that human beings are naturally social.
"When we get higher visibility, then we have a double obligation to put our best foot forward, because we represent not only ourselves but a larger cause," Murray said.
They can refuse, they can come up with mysterious injuries, but most of them came up in their national systems, and respect the double obligations.
Combining these norms with Communist women's equal obligations as workers created double obligations for women without any real recognition of the double role as a double burden (Li 1995).
The argument's upshot is that "[r]ich Northern states have a double moral obligation to seriously fight global poverty and to let more people in" (Bader 1997, 31).
The special regard for lawyers with a double duty, to the Court as well as to the President, often benefits lawyers whose obligation is to business clients.
Many of us lead hectic lives with packed schedules and double-booked obligations to others.
The BBC justified the payment — double its contractual obligation of six months' pay — by saying Mr. Entwistle would continue to help the various inquiries into the scandals.
The BBC justified the payment, double its contractual obligation, by saying that Mr. Entwistle would continue to help in the inquiries into the scandals, and that had he been dismissed, he would have been entitled to a full year's compensation.
