While this idea may appear compatible with the value of self-determination promoted by much disability philosophy, some bioethicists, including some who are feminists, have adopted medicalized views of disability and, in doing so, have argued that the prospect of bearing a disabled child justifies, or even obligates, termination of the pregnancy (Purdy 1995; see also McMahan 1998 and McMahan 2005).
Under Mubarak's emergency laws, his regime is not even obligated to release their names.
They are entitled and even obligated to evaluate Woodson under postseason conditions, which are distinctively different from the regular season.
But within the gambling industry, there is concern that odds advertising could lead to an "odds war" among casinos that are now able -- even obligated, by demands of the marketplace -- to advertise their odds.
In a journal of the French Academy of Sciences, Dr. Senut and Dr. Pickford, a paleontologist, reported that partial remains of thigh bones bore signs suggesting that the creature "was already adapted to habitual or perhaps even obligate bipedalism when on the ground, but that it was also a good climber".
And as the Chicago Tribune reported this weekend, the company isn't even obligated to maintain its workforce.
After his retirement from anchoring the CBS Evening News, however, Walter Cronkite felt free, and even obligated, to express his personal opinions on movements and ideas impacting our nation.
And if you were to get your name removed from the watch list, the intelligence agencies aren't even obligated to inform you of your updated status.
The notion that the U.S. is free, even obligated, to tell other countries how to structure and run their domestic politics, is a deeply held belief among the American political elite.
Being a solitary country and reliable to all its partners, Germany and its public have always agreed on and were even obligated by the European Law, to pay for less developed countries in the South and East.
As cryptococci are not obligate human pathogens (or even obligate animal pathogens) and there is no clear evidence that Cryptococcus has evolved to be an animal pathogen.
