Sentence examples for obligation attached from inspiring English sources

There didn't seem to be any obligation attached to it.

A contract is an obligation attached by the mere force of law to certain acts of the parties, usually words, which ordinarily accompany and represent a known intent.

This caused two problems - firstly, it made it difficult for proprietors to fulfill an obligation attached to their grants, to settle one person per 200 acre within ten years of the system's commencement, and secondly, it meant that the proprietors were not being paid much rent, as there were not many tenants to pay it.

But for the FCHV's it's a social obligation attached to their prestige…".

There has been an important moral obligation attached to ASCT regarding the debate on the "imperative of technology" in terms of imperative of possibilities [ 57]: the new high technology (thought to be a true innovation) with the potential to benefit women with a life-threatening disease raised new hope for patients and physicians [ 18, 58, 59].

"Pornography is intrinsically soulless and doesn't have any obligations attached," Rabbi Steinsaltz said.

"Pornography is intrinsically soul-less, and doesn't have any obligations attached," Rabbi Steinsaltz said.

If aid is to be delivered, it must come with strict obligations attached.

"Partnership agreements should have conditions on human rights as well as social and environmental obligations attached to them.

It wants coverage obligations attached to any future sales of the mobile system to ensure that rural businesses get the same service as those in cities.

It is not clear why Brussels should agree to such an arrangement, which will seem to the member states to be a form of reward to a member state that is leaving because it no longer wishes to pay the subscription or accept the obligations attached to membership.