Islam documents in the Quran in no uncertain terms that both men and women have the same obligations to their Maker and their obligations earn identical rewards for their actions in they eyes of their Maker.
In the past, Labour stood for neighbourhood, mutual obligation, earned respect and common betterment.
As our colleague Bob Merton has pointed out to us, at the time of vesting, the employee's obligations regarding earning the options cease, and he or she becomes just another equity holder.
Yes, all research needs to be conducted ethically, and social scientists have an obligation to earn and keep the public trust.
But at this point in his career, playing a round of golf is more about fulfilling an obligation than earning money or taking a pleasant walk over 18 holes.
More awkward are the bits that stress a government's accountability to its people, and its perpetual obligation to earn the right to rule through its own ethical conduct.Neo-Maoist websites are crowing about the abrupt removal of the "witch doctor" statue.
Management feels the obligation to earn a spectacularly high return on the investment resources they were actually given in order to earn a minimally acceptable return on value based on the expectations of investors.
They both sound good on the surface, but shareholders would be better off in the long-run if management felt the obligation to earn a fair, risk-adjusted return on the investment capital they were given and if their performance incentives were based on their company's performance in the real game.
"While a man's obligation is earning a living for his family, a woman's obligation…reliable women are able to managing their husband's income to run the daily life, caring for the kids, and serving their husbands…to greet him with a smile when the husband comes home…you know…and the husband does not need to be involved in household work…the women do (FGD 3)".
During that time, the play — which follows an older Brooklyn couple who have fled to Florida in the hope of escaping a monstrous daughter, a harrowing past and a perhaps apocryphal obligation to Anne Frank — earned a name for itself among theater cognoscenti.
