Sentence examples for has some obligation from inspiring English sources

The problem, though, is that even unreliable narration has some obligation to be straight with the audience.

In speaking of friends, writer says that if our government insists on choosing our friends for us, it has some obligation to exercise better taste.

The government has some obligation to give us an inkling about which institutions and countries we need to increase our vigilance about".

He said the N.B.A. has "some obligation to our fans" to guarantee "that if you buy a ticket for a particular team, that you might see a representative sample of that team".

But it has put the unit in play, so it has some obligation to make the best deal for its long-suffering shareholders.

More specifically, Cleary et al. use the concept of "communitarian claims" in which an individual is viewed as having a claim on health care due to being a member of a community or society and by extension, society has some obligation to provide the care [ 33].

"Manufacturers have certain legal obligations to report defect problems and N.H.T.S.A. has some obligations to Congress," said Ken Johnson, a spokesman for Representative Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who heads one of the House committees investigating the tire recall.

But while the EU has provided a detailed position paper on the bill, the UK has limited itself to accepting that it has some obligations to meet and it is unlikely to comply with Barnier's demands for a detailed paper in coming weeks.

The UK accepts that it has some obligations.

The old moguls felt they had some obligation to raise the cultural level of movies.

Do the tellers or the managers have some obligation to intervene?