Sentence examples for have the same obligation from inspiring English sources

Whistl does not have the same obligation and so can "cherry-pick" where it delivers, resulting in lower costs and therefore lower charges, it is argued.

That is different from publicly funded charter schools, for example, which are allowed to operate like private schools and don't have the same obligation as traditional public schools to serve all students.

"Do states have the same obligation for those who are exonerated as they have for everybody else?" asked Mr. Travis, author of "But They All Come Back," a book about released prisoners.

Last week when Reid was asked live on air whether she is paid the same as Morgan, she swerved the question: "I wouldn't know because we don't have the same obligation of transparency". Morgan joked (it must be presumed) last week that his salary is £22.5m.

So, Mr. Kucker said, if the damage to the floor caused by the radiator leak is the type that a landlord of a rent-stabilized apartment would have to repair, the shareholder who owns such a co-op apartment would have the same obligation to make the necessary repairs whether or not the co-op itself has taken action in other apartments.

Lawyers do not have the same obligation to the public at large that accountants work under and are not expected to rat out their clients.

Hugh McLean summed it up this way: "This collection of essays on education does not have the same obligations that policy has.

Supporters of the insurgency say it does not have the same obligations as a Government and thus cannot be held accountable in the same way.

Be angry because corporations do not have the same obligations as councils to care for the environment or the people in it.

"Maybe we don't have the same obligations as the rest of the players, but we're still part of the team," left tackle Will Beatty said in a telephone interview.

Judging by letters to The Washington Post about the debate over "Selma," at least some audiences have interpreted this to believe that art about historical events and real people have the same obligations to strict accuracy as non-fiction and journalism.