Sentence examples for equal obligation from inspiring English sources

Every employee has an equal obligation to raise issues or concerns, no matter how small, to protect the firm's reputation".

But the juror is under an equal obligation not to be lulled by the decency of his motives into a false confidence in the impartiality of his judgments.

The city had an equal obligation to make sure the mandated technology is functional, up-to-date and serves both driver and passenger.

Ms. Richman said that Mr. Powell, who is expected to easily win re-election this year, wanted to resolve the court issue, but that he felt an equal obligation to fulfill his responsibility as an elected official.

That may sound like an unobjectionable thing for a woman to have been in that era, except that Grannis believed moral behavior was an imperative with "equal obligation upon men and women".

Most notably, Stewart had become a strong critic of British and American policies in Afghanistan, arguing that the West had an obligation to the Afghan people, but a limited one, and an equal obligation to others; and that Afghanistan posed a security threat, but not a great one.

It does not follow from a belief in human equality that we have equal obligations to everyone on the planet.

The principle of equal obligations was the point, he said.

But an adviser said the prime minister was inclined to accept them, believing that even if the principle of equal obligations was lost, the changes could have far-reaching social ramifications.

At the same time, the texts clarify that the practice of inclusive care does not entail having equal obligations toward all or treating everyone alike.

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).