Sentence examples for obligations among from inspiring English sources

In the upper classes, families essentially married other families, forging political alliances and social obligations among relatives and kin.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded San Francisco's debt rating in November, citing the enormous retiree health-care obligations, among other factors.

In a dissenting labor board opinion, Sarah M. Fox wrote that NYP Acquisition Corporation and NYP Holdings were successors to Mr. Kalikow and should therefore assume his contractual obligations, among them honoring the Guild agreement.

These claims of interdependence require a third moral principle — in addition to the right of universal hospitality and the right to self-government — to be brought into consideration: associative obligations among peoples arising through historical factors.

These include understandings of customary rights and responsibilities in which mutual obligations among user groups are emphasized.

These documents establish legal obligations among the ratifying countries to implement international rights within their national legal and political systems.

G.M., the largest automaker in the world, also has the largest health care obligation among the Big Three.

General Eikenberry and Professor Kennedy point to a salient problem, but an even more significant one is the growing sense of entitlement and lack of a sense of civic obligation among many Americans.

The report worried about declining numbers of buyers and sellers in public markets and said there was a lack of obligation among high-frequency traders to stay in equity markets when they became volatile.

Plato gives this account of authority and obligation among others in the Crito (Plato 1948).

It is not assumed to bind come what may, though it is to be one genuine obligation among others.