Sentence examples for greater obligation from inspiring English sources

"We came into this match feeling a greater obligation," Colombia coach Jose Peckerman said.

Your greater obligation is to yourself, to look after your financial well-being".

"We tend to be problem solvers," and women are feeling a greater obligation to step up.

But today, Mr. Ferguson said he felt the government had a greater obligation to help out with terrorism.

In a civilised society we have a greater obligation to protect the weak, the vulnerable and the young.

Of course, the United States government has a greater obligation to its own citizens than to those abroad.

This personality has so far served Silver well in the N.B.A.: faced with his first crisis in the Donald Sterling racism scandal, Silver demonstrated that, while he worked for the owners, his greater obligations extended to professional basketball more generally.

The appellate court, however, found that cable broadband service providers were in part providing "telecommunications services," a definition that could subject them to the greater obligations of "common carriers" under federal law.

I'll only say that I had a nice time at the MoMA show, that if I hadn't seen it that would have been fine too, and that I do wish I hadn't seen it where I did, in a museum that continues to give us much too much of what we know and that leaves so many of its greater obligations to history unfulfilled.

It is true, Reich says, that big companies once had greater obligations to society.

However, according to Confucians, one should always have greater concern for, and has greater obligations toward, relatives, teachers, and friends than one does for strangers and animals (7A45).