Sentence examples for latter obligation from inspiring English sources

(This latter obligation is, by the way, a general rule: There is a federal prohibition on the use of any federal funds to supplement an NIH fellowship).

The latter obligation being the tricky part.

Lang was delighted with this latter obligation; his concern for the purity of the choir's sound led him to request that visitors "join in the service silently".

Hawkins recognizes the difference between what she calls an "easy rescue" and one that requires greater effort, risk and specialized skills, the latter obligation being weaker, accordingly [ 19].

Among patients perceived as 'difficult', patients with long-term non-psychotic disorders may be seen as not complying with the latter obligation.

This notion is in line with what was proposed by Dörnyei (2009) as the ideal L2 self and the ought-to self, where the former corresponds to the best possible image of one's self and the latter includes obligations or duties from external sources.

The former are the obligations to provide information to others which foster autonomous decision making, known as informed consent, while the latter are the obligation not to interfere with others, to respect their right to privacy which is recognised in part as confidentiality (Beauchamp & Childress, 2013).

In the United States the latter type of obligation is known as a revenue bond.

It seems implausible that the latter has any obligation to reciprocate, presumably because the sense in which she can benefit from the medical advance is so weak.

If the physician in charge, for whatever reason, decides to refer this patient to hospital-based palliative care professionals, the latter have an obligation to see the patient to be able to take the responsibility handed to them.

The latter clearly impaired the obligation of the former.