Given the significant changes mainland China is currently undergoing, through political reform and marketisation, it is pertinent to question how these changes impact on the exercise of familial obligations.
"But in general, people's displeasure goes up when they exercise at high intensities, and secondly, when people exercise out of obligation, it turns the activity into a depleting experience".
It consists not merely of a set of social rules, but of an idea of what it is to be human, an idea of depth, and of selfhood as achieved in the exercise of mutual obligation.
Some are careful to frame the basis of a possible Hillary Clinton Presidency as an exercise of virtuous obligation and self-sacrifice — the way that she herself has long been wont to define her political role generally.
While national attention focused on the vote in Florida, New Yorkers encountered familiar frustrations in the exercise of their civic obligations on Tuesday.
Our system of democracy depends on judges being supported in the exercise of their constitutional obligation to protect the basic rights of individuals and decide cases fairly.
Those incentives ought to be abolished.Active ownershipIf these proposals and principles were to be followed, shareholders ought then to be able to find their own ways of becoming active owners or at least of exercising their obligations.
Legitimacy, for Rousseau, justifies the state's exercise of coercive power and creates an obligation to obey.
Section 75A clearly sets out that 'failure to consider international obligations does not invalidate exercise of powers'.
The startup pays those who fulfill their exercise obligations out of that collective pot, and GymPact takes a transaction fee before it dishes out its cash rewards.
Of obligations, by far the solemnest.
