Sentence examples for obligation cases from inspiring English sources

Obligation cases change the behaviour of those obliged to give a rights-based service (for example, by spelling out what rights patients have to information about medical treatment).

Obligation cases will be least likely to help, because rulings usually affect only those who already receive a service.

Obligation cases are least likely to help, because rulings usually affect only those who already receive a service.

The provision that contains the duty to communicate public health information to WHO about a reported event also contains a list of things that fall within this obligation: case definitions, laboratory results, source and type of risk, number of cases and deaths, conditions affecting the spread of disease, and the health measures used (article 6.2).

Opening the case, prosecutor Bobbie Cheema QC said: "The authorities in this country have an obligation in cases where torture is alleged to have been committed if the alleged perpetrators are found within England.

States have clear obligation in cases of torture".

States have clear obligation in cases of torture," Bochenek told the Guardian this week.

There is no fair play obligation in cases such as this, either because the passive receipt of benefits is not enough to show that one is a participant in a cooperative practice (Dagger 1997, pp. 69 70) or because the benefits are "of relatively little value" (Klosko 2004, pp. 38 39).

Similarly, they must be capable of shouldering the repayment obligation in case you fail to keep up with the repayment.

In Chapter II of Utilitarianism Mill appears to suggest that in the case of abstinences or taboos the ground of the obligation in particular cases is the beneficial character of the taboo considered as a class (II 19).

Clearly these obligations are distinct from moral obligations, since in some cases moral obligations can conflict with these other kinds.