Sentence examples for obligation to extend from inspiring English sources

The United States is under no obligation to extend the treaty when it lapses after 10 years.

"We are clear that we are under no obligation to extend our asylum process to individuals or groups outside the UK, including those on the Sovereign Base Areas".

There was no constitutional obligation to extend the remedy beyond what was prayed.' 266 U.S., at 34, 45 S.Ct., at 12, 69 L.Ed. 157.

"We felt a legal and moral obligation to extend representation to other clients, many of whom had suffered the same injustices," said Anthony Amsterdam, the Defense Fund's top litigator.

Local authorities had a legal obligation to extend support to families after adoption, not just in the short term but through their lives, said Jennifer Cousins, a disability consultant at the British Association for Adoption and Fostering.

The question for Democrats is whether there is anything that will wake them up to their obligation to extend a powerful hand to ordinary Americans and help them take the government, including the Supreme Court, back from the big banks, the giant corporations and the myriad other predatory interests that put the value of a dollar high above the value of human beings.

"But it's my duty, my obligation and my privilege to extend condolences on behalf of the state".

He would feel a deep sense of obligation". This obligation extended to a horror of imposing himself.

What became clear in these discussions is that MalariaGEN researchers considered themselves under an obligation to protect individuals and communities, and deliberated whether it would be possible and desirable to extend this obligation to other data users.

"It's such a fundamentally important issue that business is happy to extend the obligation for firms to release staff for governor duties to be widened to academies and free schools," Neil Carberry, CBI director for employment and skills policy, said.

Today, no obligation exists for cellphone providers to extend their service into rural areas.