Sentence examples for obligation to back from inspiring English sources

Once you become Vice-President, Biden said, "you have an obligation to back up whatever he does, unless you have a fundamental moral dilemma with what he's doing".

It barely came up at the meeting between Mr. Obama and Mr. Wen, Mr. Bader said, adding that despite the talk of America's obligation to back its military ally, "we have no expectation in any known universe that this would escalate to that kind of a level".

The endorsement could not have been more glowing, doing exactly what his wife had failed to do the previous evening – not simply stating an obligation to back Obama but giving detailed, specific praise, listing the qualities that made him the right man for the job of president.

He understands the obligation to back up who you're with".

And they have a long list of other problems: billions of dollars in debts coming due in 2002, a possible obligation to buy back a stake in the Axel Springer publishing group, and a steep drop in advertising at ProSieben Sat.1 Media, the big German commercial television broadcaster that Kirch Group controls.

Holbrook bristles at the suggestion that, as an African-American scientist, she has an obligation to give back to her community; "nobody asks the white boys to give back to their communities," she observes.

Athletes give back Mr. Villa said he believes all elite athletes have an obligation to give back to those who are less fortunate.

United Rentals said these banks are ready to meet their obligations giving Cerberus no reason to back out.

Therefore, say the investors, the bank has a contractual obligation to buy back the bad loans.

But he said it was the media's obligation to fight back.

"I felt an obligation to get back to my team as soon as possible," Pettitte said.