Sentence examples for great obligations from inspiring English sources

Kiribati and Tuvalu are in a region where Australia has enormous influence and great obligations.

"I think it's one of the great obligations of a subsidised theatre to make sure that everyone who wants to write throughout their career – and that isn't everyone – can do so.

"Now, we have a great obligation to create opportunities in Mexico so that people are not obliged to leave to find work.

It might have been better here to come clean and admit that Downing Street had no great obligation to Kelly, who was briefing battalions of journalists.

Fleming feels no great obligation to explain that confidence, just as Bond rarely feels the need to question the rights and wrongs of the task M has handed him.

I would also say that I feel a great obligation, since we've been chosen by circumstance temporarily to represent the profession, to represent them in a way that will not disappoint them".

"From an ethical point of view if people are going to be frozen and revived, even if they could survive they would be imposing a great obligation on future generations, and any revived person would be a nuisance or a misfit".

"The permission places a great obligation on Third Energy to prove that we can carry out the test fracs in the same safe, discreet and environmentally sensitive way that we have conducted our gas exploration and energy generation activities over the past two decades," said chief executive Rasik Valand.

I feel a great obligation to never twitter something that is wrong".

That was their "tremendous responsibility" and "great obligation," namely, "to act as worthy trustees of distant generations and of future times".

As ads become more voluntary, he says, "it puts a great obligation on the advertiser to be a part of the viewing experience and to add to the experience".