Like Dick Caramel, they configure writing as a "career" full of obligations and appointments, in order to ward off the suspicion of amateurism and manage the insecurity of creative freedom.
Neglecting Ourselves A busy life full of obligations to work and family can become a vicious circle we decide we have no time to take care of ourselves, and thus become even more exhausted and inefficient.
Even though her life is full of professional obligations and personal pursuits, Lewis says she has an obligation to work with Be The Match and the NMDP.
Between the teachers and the city there exists a contract, full of legal obligations on both sides, pay steps, duties and responsibilities, all to be negotiated.
The holidays are full of stressful obligations, like social gatherings, gift giving, cooking and volunteering.
"Simply put, the State may legitimately establish procedures by which persons who may be tempted to insincerely claim domicile for voting purposes are discouraged from doing so by the prospect that such a claim can result in their incurring the full panoply of obligations imposed on all other state residents," the majority wrote.
(d) Following the one year period of full financial obligation to satisfy blanketing complaints, licensees shall provide technical information or assistance to complainants on remedies for blanketing interference.
I don't understand your modern concepts of 'progressive taxation', or 'carried interest rules', or 'deliberately packing a collateralised debt obligation full of toxic assets and taking out a credit-default swap on it'.
Lawyers could probably generate a room full of words over the obligations imparted by the word "provide".
our vacations can be just as full of to-do lists, obligations, and demands as our working lives.
