Sentence examples similar to less obligations from inspiring English sources

This means there is slightly less obligation to pander to what straight white men are supposed to want from culture.

The press in the region seems to feel less obligation now to stand in solidarity with Islamic brothers in the Middle East and a bit more leeway to offer a glimpse of the other side of the argument.

Supervisory boards are getting smaller: companies feel less obligation to include representatives of the country's three main linguistic groups (German, French and Italian), both main strains of Christianity and both sexes.At the same time, management and supervisory boards now contain more foreigners.

Trump offers a mirror image of the same mathematics that presented a hurdle to Rock: the less obligation one feels toward one's countrymen or, I guess, toward anybody at all the easier it is to attract, then hold, their attention, even unto farce, or worse.

The Negro, in the idiom of Crummell's day, has no less obligation than any other "nation" to make a cultural contribution to civilization.

However, I have less obligation to dress up because I no longer have official duties.

He elaborated that he also felt less obligation to his employer because he had not had his annual performance review and subsequent pay rise.

Younger people have less responsibility and fewer financial obligations.

The former stance risks tipping the balance against those with less evident obligations, such as jockeys.

Great lords on either side had followings known as "affinities", comprising people on formal retainers as well as those under less rigid obligations.

The only thing they would like less are obligations whose terms were enforced by courts as easy to manipulate as Argentina's.