Sentence examples similar to obligation accepted from inspiring English sources

Aristotle also vindicates the rule of custom and justifies the obligations accepted by members of society: the solitary man, he writes, "is either a beast or a God".

All Greek schools in the excluded area were forced to close until 1935, in violation of obligations accepted by the Albanian government at the League of Nations.

"America has to implement the international obligation it accepted under the nuclear deal".

"I cannot part with my kirpan because it is part of the obligation I accepted when I took my baptism," Gurbaj said in an interview.

"Austria has a legal obligation to accept any asylum obligation that is made on its territory or at its border," the letter continued.

"We're not suggesting that we don't have the obligation, we accept our responsibility".

He relinquished power without a struggle, apparently in accordance with obligations he accepted from the outset.

Restorative justice is an approach to justice that aims to involve the child offender, the victim, the families concerned and community members to collectively identify and address harms, needs and obligations through accepting responsibility, making restitution, taking measures to prevent a recurrence of the incident and promoting reconciliation.

Obligations to give cigarettes to others were described by nearly all participants and many also described an obligation to accept offered cigarettes.

He said the city had no obligation to accept the highest bidder.

You are under no obligation to accept such invitations to renew.