Sentence examples for make it incumbent from inspiring English sources
"This will make it incumbent on China not to identify itself in the same category as Bangladesh," Light said.
It will hopefully close one chapter for the Bloody Sunday families and make it incumbent on the authorities to fully investigate all the unsolved killings from the Troubles.
They also follow the publication of the United Nations' sustainable development goals, which make it incumbent on all countries over the next 15 years to fight inequality, including that between the sexes.
Stakeholder theory does not, however, make it incumbent on managers to treat each stakeholder equally or require managers to take from one group of stakeholders and give to another (Freeman and Phillips 2002).
You have received from her during your years of attendance in her halls certain privileges in the way of scholarship, certain privileges in the way of companionship, which make it incumbent upon you to repay what you have been given.
Mr. Speaker, there are many reasons which make it incumbent on me not to suffer this question, which I consider the final one on the acceptance or rejection of the constitution of Missouri, and her admission into the Union, to pass without presenting my views on the subject to the House.
While the extreme marginality of the practice renders discussion somewhat ridiculous, the government's insistence that the issue is vital makes it incumbent to show that its reasons do not resist analysis.
Its analysis is sound and makes it incumbent upon all members of the Princeton community to understand and discuss whether Latino studies at Princeton are necessary, and, if so, what they might look like and how we might evaluate them.
"That makes it incumbent to blow the whistle when businesses are discrediting capitalism and the liberal system".
"This is a chemical we're all exposed to, and I think that makes it incumbent upon us to study it," Dr. Birnbaum said.
He argued that what is happening to small island nations today will happen to everyone tomorrow making it incumbent upon all nations to be involved in responding to the crisis.
