Sentence examples for explain the obligations from inspiring English sources

David P. Baugh, who represents Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-'Owhali, the other defendant who could face the death penalty if convicted in connection with the Nairobi bombing, asked Mr. Al-Fadl to explain the obligations he was under after swearing allegiance to Mr. bin Laden's group.

But in spite of the obviously communal character of promise and contract, the most prominent accounts of these practices remain firmly individualistic, seeking to explain the obligations they involve in terms of one or another service that these practices render to the several parties who engage them.

Even if we accept that we judge Kipling more harshly because he feels closer to us, that still doesn't quite explain the obligation everyone feels to place him in the dock and account for his racial politics.

A spokesman for Angela Merkel said the German chancellor regretted Trump's decision to ban citizens of certain countries from entering the US, adding that she had "explained" the obligations of the refugee convention to the new president in a phone call on Saturday.

He delivered a sermon in the style and cadences of the African-American church, from the start – "Giving all praise and honor to God"– to the end – breaking out in "Amazing Grace" – and in the middle – explaining the obligations of receiving undeserved grace.

Entrance counseling explains the obligations you agree to meet as a condition of receiving a Direct Loan.

We then begin our main discussion by stating and explaining the obligation of LICs which we are advocating.

State officials said guidelines are to go out this month that would explain the districts' obligations.

"I'm a particle; I'm also a wave," Heisenberg says at one point, trying to explain the multiplicity of obligations that informed his decision to visit Bohr.

(b) The benefits, risks, and consequences generally associated with each option; and (c) The user's right to refuse health services and explain the implications, risks, obligations of such refusal [ 22, 28].

Both are needed, since reverence without fear does not explain the compellingness of obligation, while fear without reverence does not explain its legitimacy.