It is paid fixed fees by train companies for access to its track, regardless of how many trains they run.Railtrack cannot be blamed for seeking to profit from such a system, but it can be faulted for neglecting its regulatory obligation to develop the network.
Although often criticized for exploiting his son and commercializing his talents, Leopold Mozart sincerely felt it was his God-given obligation to develop such abilities and to exhibit them to the world.
After Hoover was given a copy of MacLeish's letter to Attorney General Biddle, he wrote a secret memorandum to Biddle stating that the F.B.I. was a fact-finding agency, whose agents had an obligation to develop "a full and complete picture" of an individual's background without "coloring" its reports.
As Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's attorney David Nevin said to Judge Pohl: "If a fatwa is alleged in the charge sheet, how can it be banned from the accused as contraband?" Arguing he has an obligation to develop and present the context in which his client allegedly acted, Nevin insisted that writings illustrating that context cannot be prohibited.
Universities have an obligation to develop the full range of cognitive, experiential, social, and cultural capacities of our students.
Ministers have an opportunity and obligation to develop an international strategy to promote the relevance of the creative industry courses offered by the UK's universities.
In many countries, public service organizations have the legal obligation to develop and maintain emergency plans covering all possible hazards relative to their areas of operation.
Chartered companies were granted the privilege of exploiting the lands and peoples of specific areas in exchange for an obligation to develop agriculture, communications, social services, and trade.
The NCP found that GCM had "partly breached" their obligation to "develop and apply self-regulatory practices and management systems that foster a relationship of confidence and mutual trust".
But there is no legal obligation to develop an urban mobility plan for German cities.
In the "Doctrine of Virtue" Kant talks about the obligation to develop friendships and to participate in social intercourse (6:469–74).
