Sentence examples for much obligation from inspiring English sources

Winters's comments were filtered through the jury, many of whose members didn't feel much obligation to the master plan.

The Tory MP for Shipley, Philip Davies, responded first, voicing concerns about "putting too much obligation on betting shops".

At one point he offered 30 works but the museum's trustees thought it would place too much obligation on them.

If a revolution is successful, citizens have as much obligation to obey the new regime as they had to obey the old one (6 323).

In short, U.S. forces would have as much obligation to defending Iraq as the U.S. homeland.

Yet the companies whose emissions are responsible for much of that tempest continue to urge policymakers to reject regulation, without much obligation to tell anyone about it.

Negative criticism is as much an obligation of the nervous system — indeed, of the soul — as it is a part of the critics' job, a responsibility to readers.

Actuaries said the board's approach could ultimately force these companies to report a much larger obligation than they now do.

You're going to kill this guy.' So the assumption is that when we're chasing this guy, and we're beating the piss out of him because we've been chasing him, the cop that arrives two or three minutes later, he's got just as much an obligation to stop it as anybody else".

The run at Polaroid, and the risk now at airlines and other companies, is being made worse by a technical issue that turns lump-sum distributions into a much larger obligation than the companies accounted for when making contributions to their plans.

Obligations to the local lord usually included supplying oxen for ploughing the lord's land on an annual basis and the much resented obligation to grind corn at the lord's mill.