Sentence examples for familiar obligations from inspiring English sources

"Afghanistan has never been a popular war among Australians, many of whom have struggled to see in the involvement any cogent purpose other than honoring the familiar obligations of the U.S. alliance," the editorial said.

"As a federal contractor, we're familiar with our obligations and have worked collaboratively with the OFCCP".

What you need to do then is get familiar with your obligations and responsibilities to your employer (and vice versa) BEFORE your "eureka!" moment hits.

This supports the case for greater effort and investment in the Tutor role to ensure that all are aware of the current rules and regulations and are familiar with the obligations which these place upon them to enable them to effectively carry out their responsibilities as PMT Tutor.

Time and again, Smith writes of Elizabeth's "rounds of official duties" and "her familiar routines," her "morning obligations".

The ability of the United States to assess a public health event under the assessment criteria of the IHR decision instrument depends on the following: 1) the federal government becomes aware of an event; 2) federal, state, and local subject matter experts investigating the event are familiar with IHR reporting obligations; 3) and functional surveillance systems are in operation.

Muslims form almost 20% of the world population and inhabit all corners of the globe, thus clinicians need to be familiar with this spiritual obligation as well as its impact on health [ 1, 2].

Graham Mytton Head of audience research, BBC World Service 1982-98 Youreportraisesses the familiar issue of the competing obligations to domestic and foreign constituencies.

It is also proposed that this period may be shortened to nine months if he successfully completes further education and training and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the NRL that he is familiar with and understands his obligations as head coach".

One type of voluntarist account of special obligations has become familiar from the political context: Locke's consent theory of political obligations.

"Any representations made by a broker should be true," Mr. Hall said, adding that brokers also have an obligation to be familiar with basic legal concepts including the requirement that a three-family house must be approved as such by the city.