Property is declared to entail obligations of the owner to the community.
Mass communicators are also restricted in some measure by laws governing libel, slander, and invasion of privacy and, in most countries, by traditions of professionalism that entail obligations of those who maintain access to the public's eyes and ears.
The Charter must not only be a declaration, but also entail obligations of some kind on the part of the EU' s institutions and Member States.
Voluntary or not, membership entails obligation.
Most explicit in the case of transactional sex with once off partners, but also otherwise implicit, given that what men reported were sexual relationships with other women, is the idea that by so doing men are entitled to sex with this partner i.e. on the woman's part receiving entails obligation.
Sovereignty entails obligations.
The gift-exchange cycle entails obligations to give, to receive, and to return.
To him it entailed obligations to be met only by untiring and conscientious work.
Ownership entails obligations.
There is a middle ground, and it is fertile soil for a theory of political obligation, just as it is for those who believe that being a member of a family entails obligations that we have neither chosen, on the one hand, nor incurred against our will, on the other.
Shared responsibility entails obligations across both nations and sectors.
