Sentence examples for obligation toward from inspiring English sources

"We have practically a moral obligation toward African football and the African people," Blatter said.

I do massive amounts of research and feel a deep obligation toward accuracy.

I think that the state of Israel has a moral obligation toward these people.

But you can make too much of Arendt and McCarthy's feeling no special obligation toward other women.

I felt an outsize obligation toward mine, because they moved to the Bay Area to be closer to us.

Sitting in a park outside the school, Mr. Cahn said: "It's my obligation toward those who supported me to keep standing up for what's right.

They're not always obvious because they play a silent game of building up obligations toward them, that end up with you feeling guilty, pressured, and obliged to carry out things for their sake even though you're still wondering how things got to this point.

Sometimes called prudential or enlightened anthropocentrism, this view holds that humans do have ethical obligations toward the environment, but they can be justified in terms of obligations toward other humans.

All three ruled by right of conquest, with no pretense that they had any obligations toward those who they ruled.

I'm rather sure that all the clubs will finish the season and fulfill their obligations toward the players.

The agreement was supposed to have settled Switzerland's postwar obligations toward the victorious Allies for good.