Sentence examples for obligation to resolve from inspiring English sources

I'm not suggesting that you have any obligation to resolve them.

The commission has an "obligation to resolve constitutional difficulties," he said.

The filmmakers send dozens of clues into the air at once, but they feel no obligation to resolve what they tell us.

Sarkozy said the "miracle" of the Arab spring was a reminder of the moral and political obligation to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

On two occasions in the last month, Ms. Tudor reminded all insurers of their "obligation to resolve complaints" from their members.

Our first vice presidents, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, felt a serious obligation to resolve the ties and tangles of an evenly divided Senate, and they would not have shrunk from such a challenge.

The United States has an obligation to help resolve these crises, but is running out of money.

Last September, President Obama convened a Leaders' Summit on Refugees at the United Nations, where he pushed back against anti-refugee sentiment in some parts the country and called on nations to fulfill a moral obligation to help resolve the global refugee crisis.

They have long been under an obligation to try to resolve them in-house, and it is only once this fails that clients then go to the LCS; that so many do implies that solicitors are not brilliant at mollifying dissatisfied clients.

If not, is the exclusivist under some obligation to attempt to resolve such epistemic conflicts — engage in belief assessment (or reassessment) with openness to possible revision?

For example, Alvin Plantinga acknowledges that if a proponent of a specific religious perspective has no reason to doubt that those with whom he disagrees really are on equal epistemic footing, then he is under a prima facie obligation to attempt to resolve the conflict.