Sentence examples for obligation to send from inspiring English sources

Parents in England are under no legal obligation to send their children to school, although they are legally obliged to provide them with an education of some kind.

Wouldn't a true friend of Israel feel an obligation to send a message about this?

NAME WITHHELD You've no moral obligation to send money to the organ donor.

"ICE has no obligation to send detainees there after the next detainee dies," Mr. Winder said.

Should China threaten Taiwan, America would feel a "moral obligation" to send ships or planes to serve as a referee.

A problem I have with holiday cards is that receiving one creates an obligation to send one back.

"As a Refugee Convention signatory, Australia has a clear obligation not to send asylum seekers back to danger without giving them a chance to put their case for refugee protection," he said in a statement.

This was because they recognised that the government's detention scheme was "devised in the face of a public emergency, and as an attempt to reconcile the need to protect the UK public against terrorism with the obligation not to send the applicants back to countries where they faced a real risk of ill-treatment".

Diplomatic assurances are no substitute for respect for the legal obligation not to send a person to a place where they are at real risk of torture".

"The basic principle is that where there is a real risk of ill-treatment in another state, the obligation not to send an individual to that state is an absolute one it cannot be claimed that public interest reasons for deporting or extraditing an individual outweigh the risk of ill-treatment on the individual's return, regardless of the offense or conduct," he told VICE.

There is no legal obligation for parents to send their children to school – they can be withdrawn and registered as home educated – but they have to provide a "suitable education".