Sentence examples for obligation to trust from inspiring English sources

Some physicians felt that patient statements on adherence were generally believable: "I actually believe what patients tell me" (Cph1), and physicians could even seem torn between their suspicion of poor adherence and an almost moral obligation to trust patients.

The problem for the expectational view is that the promisee, on such a view, can't rely on the fact of the promissory obligation as a reason to trust, since on this view that obligation rests on the prior fact of the trust itself.

They argue that what is crucial to incurring obligation is the 'invitation' to trust that promising embodies, and that as such actual trust isn't necessary to generate the obligation (Southwood and Freiderich 2011: 278 ff).

One of the most important things Ms. Cobell won in federal court was the right to an accounting as complete as the incomplete trust records would allow — an acknowledgement that the government's obligation to individual trust holders was intact.

It seems obvious, but perhaps it needs to be said that the U.S. is not responsible for the suffering caused by the Sudan regime's policies and practices, and it is under no obligation to build trust with a regime that commits genocide.

If the trust of the promiser is the ground of the moral obligation to keep a promise, then prior to the promisee coming to trust the promiser, no such obligation exists.

Guy has said there was no legal obligation to report trust-held assets on his father's death.

Drugs are marketed to patients, who tend to trust brand names over generics, and are paid for by insurance companies under their contractual obligations.

In these days of profound environmental change, in all its manifestations — loss of biodiversity, ocean acidification, climate change, fragmented ecosystems, food shortages and the spread of disease — we cannot ignore our obligation to the public trust.

The filing said that sometime last fall, the committee "authorized the funding of the present value of these accrued SERP obligations by contributing an amount equal to such obligations to a trust created for the benefit of the executives participating in the SERP".

On Tuesday, leaders of the United Automobile Workers union recommended that their members accept a deal that would substantially reduce GM's obligations to a trust fund set up for retiree health care.