Sentence examples for got obligations from inspiring English sources

"A man's got obligations," he said.

We've got obligations to our allies around the world".

"We've got obligations to the American people to keep them safe.

"We have got obligations to defend our people and obligations to our allies, but we have got to find the right balance.

And I've got a very short period of time to warm them up, make them trust me, and then open up before either their patience wears out or they literally have to go because they've got obligations... Three artists that stand out were Merle Haggard, Stevie Wonder and Joni Mitchell".

Lawrence H. Summers, the White House chief economic adviser, said on "This Week" on ABC that bankers "need to recognize that they've got obligations to the country after all that's been done for them, and there is a lot more they can do".

But they've also got sponsorship obligations with mainstream companies, which crave the prime-time television exposure that will come only with a medal in Salt Lake City.

Exchangers got new obligations paying zero until December 2005 and then 14% until a 2009 maturity date, plus some warrants.

"I've got an obligation to do this".

"The law says you've got an obligation to go out and police that brand.

"And as a consequence, I think we've got an obligation to future generations to do something about it".