People give valid consent in other desperate circumstances, for instance to a lifesaving operation, and acting out of a reasonable sense of moral obligation is a way of exercising one's freedom rather than a constraint upon it (we consider below unusual senses of obligation in the context of religious stranger donation).
Those incentives ought to be abolished.Active ownershipIf these proposals and principles were to be followed, shareholders ought then to be able to find their own ways of becoming active owners or at least of exercising their obligations.
Until you hear otherwise, it is wise to assume that this technology does not relieve the reader of the obligation to exercise the customary caution.
Prisons therefore face the paradoxical challenge of exercising integral control of interactions while simultaneously having the obligation to ensure the right to free exercise of religion (Becci & Knobel, 2013).
"We have a responsibility to pass on the beauty of nature in its integrity to future generations, and an obligation to exercise a just stewardship of the gifts we have received," he said shortly after his arrival.
As free Americans, and the descendants of immigrants and refugees, we have the obligation to exercise our conscience by voting for candidates who will stand up for our highest national values and not succumb to our lowest fears.
Paul Sabatino, the counsel to the Suffolk County Legislature, said the county could bring a suit against the I.N.S. in federal court "based upon the county's constitutional obligation to exercise the police power to protect the safety of its citizens".
It also underlines the enormous power of the press and, as a consequence, its absolute obligation to exercise that power responsibly.
Another big difference between options and futures: The buyer of an option has the right, but not the obligation, to exercise the option, presumably only if it is economically beneficial.
In speaking of friends, writer says that if our government insists on choosing our friends for us, it has some obligation to exercise better taste.
