Sentence examples for little obligation from inspiring English sources

There is little obligation to furnish receipts.

Chechens felt little obligation to the Soviet state.

In his earlier years, Thurman felt little obligation to support the Tibetan political struggle.

But each new security breach reveals again that the data-collection farms feel little obligation toward us; their customer is the data buyer, not the data source.

Previous presidents, with almost unlimited individual donations and plenty of corporate or foundation money to finance their inaugurations, felt little obligation to entertain inaugural fund-raisers.

Those who feel they have little or no stake in society's order, as the archbishop of Canterbury recently argued, feel "little obligation to sustain it".

There seems little felt obligation to take the whole religious package of any particular tradition.

On the contrary, delayed incentive payment imposes little social obligation on people.

I like to do things with as little external obligations as possible so I built my company by investing my own money and investing the profits back into it.

What's more, the artist is under little or no obligation to produce, install or display their work.

But if the other party feels little sense of obligation toward you, he may try to take advantage of the perceived weakness conveyed by your disappointment.