Leading examples of obligations that have been irresponsibly sold and bought include municipal bonds and pension liabilities.
An example of future obligations not taken into account was no provision in the plan for further pay increases for municipal employees.
Johan Eldebo, senior humanitarian policy adviser "We always remind parties involved in conflict – states and armed groups, for example – of their obligations to respect and follow International Humanitarian Law.
That agents are required not to kill, not to steal, and not to assault are examples of general obligations.
Mr. Fuller concluded that "this is a sad but most illuminating example of the results of the greed of large scale poisoning of one's fellowmen for gain and an example of total disregard of obligations which any government de facto or de jure which hopes to enjoy respect, confidence or recognition has toward other governments of the world".
There is for example little specific mention of obligations in the area of 'crisis communication' in international law.
For example, one such class of obligations makes a statement about a matrix, r, that needs to remain symmetric after updates along its diagonal have been made, and has the form: Original form: symm(r) → symm(diag-updates(r)) Simplified form (when r is 2x2): Even after the simplification, current theorem provers find the proof task challenging.
With respect to metaethical theological voluntarism: one might claim that, for example, the concept of obligation is ineliminably theistic, though there is no God; that God does not exist counts not against metaethical theological voluntarism but rather against the claim that the concept of obligation has application.
An example of a preemptive duty is the case of a promissory obligation.
For example, obligations of the investigator to the participants differ in case-control genomic studies involving unrelated individuals compared with family studies; issues surrounding paternity, for example, are not directly relevant in genomic studies of unrelated individuals.
