Sentence examples for more obligation from inspiring English sources

Of course, with more security will come more obligation.

Confederate leaders argued that they were under no more obligation to return slaves than captured cannons or mules.

But the weeklong excursion with her husband, Ken, and their two young children was far more obligation than vacation.

With benefits now being squeezed, the Government is under more obligation than ever to ensure that laws protecting desperate and vulnerable workers are enforced.

But the United States has no more obligation to install democracy by force in Nicaragua than it does in Chile, or South Africa.

They are under no more obligation to foster debate, he says, than a church is to invite atheists to give sermons.

There are more families to meet, he said, more obligations and duties ahead.

"I think very frankly that at this time they have more obligations in their own countries.

Of course, Arthur always knew that he carried more obligations than merely winning tennis matches.

We can load more obligations onto future generations confident they can take the burden.

But full membership through the Security Council would bring greater stature and more obligations from fellow member states.