Sentence examples for obligation to reply from inspiring English sources
Company agents have been under a legal obligation to reply to government requests for information "without delay".
On the other hand, some of us have the obligation to reply, "Those are our relatives and our friends and our neighbors you're talking about, young fellow".
But it had an "obligation to reply to Calcutt, and to a select committee report which was two years behind schedule".
The Met may at last be fessing up to its monitoring of those who tried to assist Doreen and Neville Lawrence in the aftermath of Stephen's death, but Scotland Yard appears to be taking to the wire its obligation to reply to the freedom of information request submitted by the widow of pioneering black MP Bernie Grant.
You're under no obligation to reply to them, or to pay any attention to them.
It's no one's obligation to reply to your texts.
The current messaging morass is in large part due to our obligation to respond to everything sent to us from people we know, even if the reply is the banal but obligatory "thanx" or "ttyl".
Post-it notes are dotted around the museum for visitors to reply to questions such as "What does it mean to be an American?""It means I have a responsibility and obligation to protect my freedom and that of my children," runs one typical reply.
