Sentence examples for obligation required from inspiring English sources

(He does not consider the concept of national service — a universal obligation required of all youngsters, with military enlistment one option among many).

To fulfill the military obligation required of physicians at the time, he served in the United States Air Force at Wiesbaden Germany, as a specialist in kidney disease with the rank of Captain.

Its avoidance is a legal obligation required by Leonetti's law and a moral duty (the French medical deontology code, version 2006, Article 37 has integrated the law's first article) [ 14].

A negative obligation requires those bound by the provision of the bill of rights not to act in a manner that would infringe or restrict the right.

"I have a leasehold obligation requiring me to pay the Port Authority $120 million a year in rent and an obligation to replace the 10 million square feet at the trade center," he said in an interview last Thursday.

On Tuesday, an official in Mr. Putin's government amended his remarks, the Interfax news agency reported, saying there was in fact no legal obligation requiring any foreign investor to consult the government.

While Royal Mail's universal service obligation requires it to deliver to every UK address for the same price, private competitors can "cherry pick" lucrative routes and take advantage of the former state company's cheap rates elsewhere.

As Schaefer et al. (2009) point out, "a free-rider obligation requires relief for people currently contributing"; the individual's failure to participate is problematic in that it is unfair to others currently contributing to the shared good.

The General Court considered in its decision T-432/2007 that this obligation requires the PO to be in control of the sale of produce including the setting of the sales price.

Some in the medical professions have argued that a medical doctor is not only allowed to use knowledge of a person's racial and ethnic background to better diagnose and treat disease, but professional obligation requires it where useful.

Defense of this account of the grounds of special obligation requires meeting objections to an intuitionist moral epistemology, which, as a version of foundationalism, is a frequent target of attack in recent philosophical work.