Sentence examples for is obligations that from inspiring English sources

As members of families and political communities, on this view, we are subject to what Michael Hardimon calls "noncontractual role obligations" — that is, obligations that simply flow from "roles into which we are born" (1994, p. 347).

They are obligations that will fall into the government's lap only if something bad happens.

These are obligations that are either owed to all children or to some specified set of children.

These are obligations that are fixed by the signed agreement, and we will fulfill them, just as Gazprom is doing its part". The Baltic Sea project is estimated to cost 9.5 billion euros.

"These are obligations that companies have that they are not disclosing to shareholders," said Carol Bowie, a director at the Investor Responsibility Research Center in Washington.

We tell them that Pakistan has signed the child rights convention and there are obligations that the country has to fulfil.

"There are obligations that need to be met in terms of the requirements around pilots and air crew, as I'm advised, particularly given the long distance there, and the long distance back to Australia".

Unfunded liabilities are obligations that the city hasn't budgeted for.

A wife who demands his attention at home, his single mom who needs yard work or car stuff done, these are obligations that supersede your needs or wants, however manipulation is a tool best used in place of the "gimme".

"Independent of the fact that there is a war, there are humanitarian obligations that are assumed by countries," he said.

In a decent society, there are certain obligations that are not subject to tradeoffs or negotiation - health care for our children is one of those obligations.