The company can choose to pay further refunds, but is obligated only to the $50,000.
Under the law, McQueary was obligated only to tell a superior at the university.
The project does not need the community's approval: before opening shelters, the city is legally obligated only to notify community boards.
Upon conversion, Confederate authorities were obligated only to deliver the bales to a point within "ten miles of a navigable river or railhead," where the new owner must arrange transport to the final destination.
A slight modification of the compatibility account, however, better captures the motivational aspect of Locke's rationalistic account: Locke does, at times suggest that rational agents are not only obligated, but motivated, by sheer recognition of the divine authority of moral law.
Some have objected that hypothetical agreements cannot bind or obligate people; only actual contracts or agreements can impose obligations and commitments (Dworkin, 1977, 150ff).
Related studies investigated the facial endophenotype using obligate carriers only.
In this work we started from a more diverse group in a first stage and focused on obligate carriers only in a second stage.
Or take the prediction that there can be no evolution of a complex adaptation ensuring obligate asexuality, but only breakage events leading to obligate asex.
Because the Holy One owns all "property," says the Bible, every landholder is obligated not only to surrender surplus land once a generation and to free the land from being worked every seventh year and to annul debts owed to the lenders in that year.
