Sentence examples similar to live obligations from inspiring English sources

There are also, as there are throughout our lives, obligations to our families and to ourselves.

"It raises a profound doubt about whether Russia and the Assad regime can or will live up to obligations they agreed to in Geneva," he added.

That is important so that the U.S. can live up to obligations for debts the country has already incurred and so that we do not run the risk of plunging the economy into another recession".

A joint federal-state commitment is needed to funding the infrastructure of a care system, while insurers' feet are held to fire to make certain they live up their obligations under the Mental Health Parity Act.

Is the deal price sufficiently attractive that the seller is willing to live with indemnification obligations that are less than optimal?

Broadcasters have been unwilling to do much to live up to obligations to viewers.

Having swallowed the bitter medicine of their own austerity-driven bailout programs, the people of Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus might be expected to insist that Greece live up to obligations taken on in exchange for the $270 billion it has already received.

I await the programme that is prepared to explain why all teenagers seem to live under an obligation to act cool, much as earlier generations were obliged to act righteous.

They were always living and sacred obligations.

There is only intermittently a sense of how life is lived; only rules, obligations, heavy sighs and bitter contradictions.

It thus strips human life of all that makes it worthwhile, failing sufficiently to take account of each person's integrity, the projects central to their lives, the especial obligations and loyalty owed to family and friends.