Sentence examples for obligation associated from inspiring English sources

Although there was some prestige, power and social obligation associated with this post, many of those elected served reluctantly, Mr. Collier said.

In turn, the obligations associated with buying and running a car – tax, insurance, maintenance – are avoided.

Hedging also helps investors to avoid the tax obligations associated with offloading stock.

But owning up to future obligations associated with government backing is something that lawmakers are likely to fight vigorously.

Faced with having to assume the S.E.C. reporting obligations associated with being public without the benefits of a stock exchange listing, Google simply decided to go all the way.

In an interview with Sky News on Tuesday, Brandis emphasised that the government had not made any decisions about second-generation Australians and had instead opted to "lead a national conversation about the rights and obligations associated with citizenship".

After the 1991 war, inspectors learned in Iraq that a country could run a parallel bomb program completely out of sight while fulfilling all the obligations associated with its peaceful nuclear projects.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

But she adds that the obligations of, say, the social worker exceed the positive obligations associated with her job.

The machine also serves as a gentle reminder for the ethics and obligations associated with scientific investigation.

Conservation planning needs to take account of these differences to meet policy and legal obligations associated with these protected cryptic species.