"If someone breaks the law in Richland County, we have an obligation as law enforcement to investigate and to bring charges".
But its purpose, of course, primary purpose, is to meet the legal obligation of law to cover the fiscal cost of TARP".
Since the demonstrations do not impose strict obligations, human laws can for good reasons set them aside.
Every legal system contains obligation-imposing laws, but there is no decisive linguistic marker determining which these are.
Indeed, it is the obligation of law to properly capture any such pre-existing rights from what a number of philosophers regard as our "natural state".
"We have guaranteed the Universal Service Obligation in law, meaning an equal six-day-a-week service for every part of the UK.
This naturalism led him to adopt radical views regarding the source and status of rights, obligations, and laws, distinguishing his work from other seventeenth-century political theorists.
The health board has an obligation in law to consider this request and sought external legal advice on how to respond.
"He's got an obligation under law to fully inform the commissioners.
With regard to obligations, the law establishes the traditional Roman-law categories of contract, quasi-contract, delict, and quasi-delict.
