Quasi-contract embraced obligations that had no common feature save that they did not properly fall under contract, because there was no agreement, or under delict, because there was no wrongful act.
But, if it wins, same-sex marriage will be a victory for the good life, which is about living in a society that induces you to narrow your choices and embrace your obligations.
"Many countries and non-sovereign actors lack will or capability to embrace sovereign obligations". Chen identifies the deep web – connecting criminal enterprises of all types – as a leading global challenge, one not mentioned by Haass.
Archbishop Tutu and Mr Havel said China now had "the unique opportunity to chart a new course" as a world leader, embracing its obligations to promote and protect human rights.
"Sherman embraced the obligations that come with success," read the statement.
One can hope that through special exhibitions and new acquisitions (it estimates that it averages one new acquisition a week), The Broad will discover, and embrace, its obligation to the public to truly represent the art of our time.
In 1964, when King Faisal ascended the throne, he embraced the obligation of spreading Islam.
The children participating in the CDF Freedom Schools National Day of Social Action on July 11 raised their young voices to urge our lawmakers to embrace a moral obligation, namely, the obligation to provide health coverage for all children in America.
He could, in short, bring pressure on South Korea to fully liberalize its auto markets and embrace the reciprocal obligations that come with free trade.
Leading as a force for good in the world within an outward-looking Europe, embracing our international obligations on both military and aid spending, as well as on climate change.
In their interviews the manufacturers assured us that there is still a strong commitment to supply appropriate treatments to HIV/AIDS patients in low income countries, as many acknowledged and pledged to continue embracing their social obligations.
