Sentence examples for mutual obligations from inspiring English sources

The agreement comes with mutual obligations.

Mutual obligations in communities run even to organising funerals.

Patients and physicians, after all, have mutual obligations.

Negotiating its terms compels you to make your mutual obligations explicit.

They signed a contract listing mutual obligations — she would follow directions, he would be on call.

But the mutual obligations they are based on can be misused.

Borrower and lender signed a contract that specified their mutual obligations.

The notary's job is to keep records and specify the mutual obligations of the living and the dead.

We also need to think about taxes, and our mutual obligations, and what we are willing to invest.

If the union were succeeding in its aim of binding Russia into a peaceful network of mutual obligations, this would be the first region to benefit.

Here Germany is the block: it hints that it might consider taking on such mutual obligations in the future, but not now.