Sentence examples for obligation to start from inspiring English sources

That is an unfair obligation to start with.

At this defining moment, I felt the obligation to start writing a pure Mosulian history.

When Lee snubbed the Yankees in December to sign with Philadelphia, Pettitte said he felt "a huge obligation" to start working out.

At the same time, he argues, the Arabs were "under no obligation" to start a war after the U.N. partition plan.

And this week, Forest City Ratner confirmed that it was considering erecting a 34-story prefabricated, or modular, tower, as a way of cutting its construction costs and fulfilling its obligation to start building housing.

In a bid to cut costs at his star-crossed Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn, the developer Bruce C. Ratner is pursuing plans to erect the world's tallest prefabricated steel structure, a 34-story tower that would fulfill his obligation to start building affordable housing at the site.

That appears to be the lesson from the fallout over the past few months about the impending Form 1099 obligations slated to start next year.

Rather than shirking their tax obligations, they need to start viewing them as an important social responsibility.

But family obligations require me to start my weekdays early, so working into the night deprives me of valuable sleep.

Meeting those obligations is going to start eating the federal budget alive -- and eating up the money we need to deal with other challenges.

My ex and I had shared an apartment, family obligations, finances, arrangements to start a family, cookery, linens, a Netflix plan and an art collection.