Sentence examples for obligation to push from inspiring English sources

Museums have an obligation to push scholarship forward.

"We have an obligation to push the institution to do more with less," he said.

These six have a special obligation to push for Mr. Bloomberg's commuter relief.

Has Sisyphus been freed of his obligation to push it back up the mountain?

"It's my obligation to push the envelope because I see how bad the other side can be.

But others argued that oncologists had an ethical obligation to push both the F.D.A. and Roche to make the drug more immediately available.

Banks are under a legal obligation not to push borrowers into more debt than they can manage, and cases are regularly brought to court.

Rushdie's chief obligation is to push the story along, if sometimes awkwardly, as in an absurd battle royal featuring squabbling, mud-wrestling goddesses.

He then tried to claim that because his predecessor had pushed for the bill before leaving office, Westchester had already met its obligation to "promote" it.

This year in particular, this year of change, our challenge and our obligation to Dr. King is to push for change deep enough and fundamental enough to make life less mean and work more noble.

Although supportive of the rights approach the maternal health community focused on addressing maternal mortality as primarily a national, medical problem instead of using the power of the rights framework to push for obligations, like access to EmOC, to be fulfilled by national and global actors.