Sentence examples for obligation for maintaining from inspiring English sources

Here are two passages from the first paragraph of the Guide to Conduct from the Board of Governors Webb site: Directors of Federal Reserve Banks and branches have a special obligation for maintaining the integrity, dignity, and reputation of the Federal Reserve System.

Lord Robertson, a former Nato secretary general, has called Germany "irresponsible" for wanting to remain under America's nuclear umbrella while exporting the obligation of maintaining it to other European states.

"For Germany to want to remain under the nuclear umbrella while exporting to others the obligation of maintaining it, is irresponsible," the report says.

The most famous pseudonymous novelist of our times, Elena Ferrante, who has guarded her anonymity for 24 years to escape the social pressure and obligations of maintaining a public image, has, apparently, been unmasked.

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He even expressed relief at the Hitler-Stalin pact because it freed him of any obligation to maintain advocacy for the Soviet Union.

But since then, private individuals and corporations have been allowed free, or extremely cheap, use of them without any obligation to maintain them for future generations.

Or "specialists"–the floor traders who get exclusive access to order flows in exchange for the obligation to maintain an orderly market?

Of course, Twitter has no obligation to keep maintaining the API.

In their place would be "clear principles for traffic management in general, as we'll as the obligation to maintain sufficient network capacity for the internet access service regardless of other services also delivered over the same access".

This breakdown of the fixed exchange rate system ended each country's obligation to maintain a fixed price for its currency against gold or other currencies.