Sentence examples for obligation to count from inspiring English sources

The court held that the board had a "mandatory obligation" to count manually.

And if I say "couple A has a moral obligation to consider reproducing," it does not require the conclusion that Mrs. A needs to emulate Michelle Duggar and bear 19 kids and counting.

"We have a constitutional obligation to every Florida voter, and to the nation, to count every vote cast in our state," said Tom Rossin, the Senate Democratic leader.

There has been no effort to count eligible voters, let alone educate citizens about their rights and obligations.

However Prichard is pretty catholic about what is to count as a relation, since he allows common humanity to count as such: 'the obligation not to hurt the feelings of another involves no special relation of us to that other, i.e. no relation other than that of our both being men, and men in one and the same world' (13).

Try to count.

Learn how to count.

Learn to count.

And we have a legal ruling by a District Court of Appeal, as you say, that has held that they erred in that, that they did have a mandatory obligation to continue the count.

Feeling no obligation to apologise or explain, count bodies or answer for its crimes, it becomes a danger to humanity.

I feel honoured to take up my obligation to stand up and be counted as one of my generation and the wisdom of youth at Rio+20".