Sentence examples for obligations embodied from inspiring English sources

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By such transfer all the rights and obligations embodied in the document are transferred to the new holder.

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The answer instead has to be to fashion vibrant intermediate institutions located between the central state and the free market that rebuild a sense of local attachment, recreate respect for traditional jobs and civic identities, and encourage a spirit of mutual obligation embodied in organisations like mutuals and co-op's.

This obligation is embodied in the Supreme Court's 1963 holding in Brady v. Maryland, which required prosecutors to provide the defense with any exculpatory evidence that could materially affect a verdict or sentence.

He has been nicknamed Jupiter, the all-powerful Roman god of heaven and Earth who embodied a sense of morality, obligation and duty to correct behaviour.

One might suggest that most of our current thinking about ethics implies a certain sense of community based on reciprocal moral obligations that are largely secured through situated, embodied practices and institutions that are often overlapping and mutually inclusive.

For the past 20 years, there has been a kind of firewall between developed and developing countries, most vividly embodied by the Kyoto Protocol, where all real obligations for reducing emissions apply to developed countries.

In contrast to the autonomy that typifies the situation of adults when they are themselves approached to participate in trials, when parents are asked to consider entering a child in a trial their decision might best be characterised as one that embodies an obligation of responsibility.

3 In my view, federal courts "have a primary obligation to protect the rights of the individual that are embodied in the Federal Constitution" and laws, Harris v. Reed, 489 U.S. 255, 267, 109 S.C.

However, the social dependency and mutual obligations among kin also embody negative aspects[ 27] and may influence diabetes management.

However, embodied in current tax and expenditure policies are a lot of obligations for which governments have not yet had to make explicit provision.

We have an obligation to make them see that the rush of a sense of solidarity that's embodied in the donations should reflect a deeper sense of national identity.

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