Sentence examples for important obligation from inspiring English sources

That's my most important obligation as President and Commander-in-Chief.

A president's most important obligation is to keep our country safe.

Another very important obligation for any financial institution is to ensure its safety and soundness.

The most important obligation for the memorial is to remind future generations of what the world war generation did: namely, to go to war and save the world.

He has since grown less cautionary, arguing for an increase in military spending and calling it the "most important obligation of the federal government".

The most important obligation of the federal government is to protect its citizens, and tapping the phones of potential terrorists is an important part of doing this.

We have families, and the usual excess of more important obligations.

I think one of the most important obligations is for them to provide leadership in whatever area they choose to dedicate their life to.

That Winter Classic, which has become the N.H.L.'s biggest regular-season event, carries important obligations to NBC, HBO and various corporate sponsors.

"In a world rife with conflict," the president said, "one of our most important obligations is to look after the innocent victims – and few understand this better than Luol Deng.

"This was a decision that reflects the serious concerns about the Commonwealth's liquidity in combination with the balance of obligations to our creditors and the equally important obligations to the people of Puerto Rico," the territory's government development bank president, Melba Acosta Febo, said in a statement.