Sentence examples for every obligation of from inspiring English sources

Nor is every obligation of equal force.

"Education is the right of every child and adolescent, and the obligation of every government.

Christianity, lest it be forgotten, is a metaphysical monism where it is the obligation of every Christian to love every aspect of creation – even the foulest and smelliest – because it is the work of God.

That is, you make gun safety either a quirk or the compulsion of one ill-fated family rather than the obligation of every gun owner (and every citizen, in fact).

By the way, that's the legal obligation of every country, to say that.

"Dear Life" also acknowledges "Dear death", as the poems confront the contractual obligation of every individual to "satisfy / the quota".

"The real conflict is with the obligation of every citizen to give testimony," he said in an interview.

If one views justice as a process rather than a particular result, it becomes the obligation of every prosecutor to ensure fair proceedings.

"This case is about upholding one of the most fundamental principles in our system of justice — the obligation of every witness to provide truthful and direct testimony in judicial proceedings," she said in the statement.

A few weeks ago, it announced that carrying out the two-child policy was the obligation of every citizen and called for the Ordinance on Population not to mention "other inappropriate policies" to be revised.

The Panama Papers have finally given the lie to the last shreds of any lingering confidence that proper funding of schools and hospitals and universities, the whole panoply of public services, are the obligation of every politician.