Sentence examples for obligation of supporting from inspiring English sources

Scottish Liberal Democrat deputy leader Sir Malcolm Bruce, who was campaigning in Cupar, Fife, said: "I suspect the rest of the UK might cheerfully vote for fiscal autonomy, because it would cut Scotland loose without the obligation of supporting, for example, pensions in Scotland.

The root of the conflict lay in Archbishop Jens Grand's refusal to meet his feudal military obligations: instead of supporting the king, the archbishop had sided with several outlawed magnates who were raiding the Danish coasts.

And if not them, who?" Many of the universities say they feel a sense of obligation to support the creative arts.

[A13.] Another Turnaround Plan in Ford's Future With Ford facing high labor costs and the obligation to support hundreds of thousands of retirees and their families, the chief executive, William Clay Ford Jr., plans to announce the second proposal of his four-year tenure to make the company profitable.

The existence of competing obligations or alternative forms of rescue, even the fact that under some circumstances these may take moral precedence, does not negate the existence of the obligation to support and participate in the particular form of rescue that is research participation.

17 The argument, however, was not that we have an obligation to perform only this type of rescue or even to prioritize this form of rescue over particular other forms, but that there does exist an obligation to this type of rescue, as to any type of rescue: there is an obligation to support all sorts of public goods.

He must believe performers have a moral obligation to support music of their time.

Their tears and their strength should remind us of our obligation to support them".

In essence the correlation enables the quantification of the extent of a country's obligation to support global TB research and has been labeled as the Global Justice Index.

We have a moral obligation to support this kind of research.

The general consensus in London is that science has a moral obligation to support this kind of research.