Sentence examples for obligation to devote from inspiring English sources
"An obligation to devote our skills to resolving these problems.
The former would still be unfair, while the latter could run afoul of colleges' legal obligation to devote similar resources to men's and women's sports.
Legal professionals who brief jurors can find the obligation to devote more time to the public aspects of a case a burden.
"Even though it is our last night on the air I feel somewhat of a responsibility – nay an obligation – to devote the entirety of our last show to our standard post-debate full-team coverage".
But is it plausible to claim that those of us who do not are guilty of wrongdoing; or that we have a moral obligation to devote all our resources to charity?
The architect of the memorial is Sergey Rizh, who worked for 15 years on the design of the memorial, saying it was "his human obligation" to devote his career to this.
Early in her career, Shepherd attended a session at a scientific meeting at which a speaker proclaimed that scientists have an obligation to the public, which funds their research, to devote 4 hours a week to teaching.
I have the freedom to devote myself to whatever interests me without any obligations or guilt that I'm not getting something done.
The commission was right to devote a great deal of space in the report to collateralized debt obligations, the bundles of mortgage-backed securities that were at the heart of the financial crisis.
(Their indefeasibility appears to be part of the very concept of divine worship; part of what it means to be God is to be such that no other obligation can take precedence over our obligation to be totally devoted and unconditionally committed to him).
