Sentence examples for more obligations from from inspiring English sources

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

He said the goal was to make sure that as the government takes on more obligations from failed company pension plans, it has enough money to pay benefits.

Now, there are so many more obligations.

Of course, that is just one city, and it does not change the sad truth that states and cities have been forced to assume more fiscal obligations from Washington while getting fewer of their citizens' tax dollars.

Of course, with more security will come more obligation.

Lawmakers also are paying off more than $600 million in school obligations from prior years.

I have no more detailed plan than this because my obligations from Berkshire Hathaway have been my first and only business priority".

20 OBITUARIES 35 NEW YORK/REGION 29-33 Frustrated by the Pomp Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said that he was surprised by the burden of ceremonial duties, which distracted him from more serious obligations.

In an interview last week intended to give Mr. Bloomberg a platform to describe his first 100 days, he expressed frustration with the endless litany of ceremonial duties that he said distracted him from more serious obligations.

With this deficit, where will the government get the money to meet all the different obligations from Social Security, military spending, aid, and more?

Miss Goldin adds some useful definitions that explore the differences separating the decorative task from the more "intellectual" obligations of the easel painting.