Sentence examples for obligate us from inspiring English sources

To present one view does not obligate us to present another, especially when the science is so wrong".

But why does a years-long struggle against a dictator so seemingly heartless that he'd gas his own people and lie about it obligate us?

Even in the new, post-cold-war order, many Americans resist even the appearance of sacrificing sovereignty to an international authority, and tend to support international human rights efforts only as long as they do not obligate us to alter our own practices.

We usually and willingly conclude separate memorandums of understanding that obligate us under regional or global fish-quota systems.Concerning the recent fatal shooting of a Taiwanese fisherman, Hong Shi-cheng, by the Philippine coastguard, the tragic event happened in overlapping economic zones between Taiwan and the Philippines.

Assigning human culpability to the status of a duty to humans not involved is problematic, so it cannot obligate us to clone mammoths.

He believes that the rational intuition that an action is fitting has the power both to obligate us and to move us.

Martine Aubry, the leader of the Socialist Party, said the victory "honors us and obligates us".

That freedom of choice is what Mr. Mason believes obligates us to be more humane about our eating habits.

The Supreme Court held that the treaties obligating us to listen to the International Court of Justice were not binding law.

"It obligates us to great responsibility and forces us to deeply recognise on what a... precipice the world stood at that time, what monstrous consequences violence and moral intolerance, genocide and persecution of others, could lead to".

A system which obligates us to bring about A, but doesn't permit us to do so, puts us in an inescapable bind.