Being the recipients of special privileges from the state, to be exercised in the interest of the public, and assuming the obligations thus mentioned, their business is deemed affected with a public use, and to the extent of that use is subject to legislative regulation.
These obligations— not to mention earlier obligations they had towards noble leaders or kings— consumed a large portion of peasants' production.
Tom Green sits at the computer shouting out names that begin with a Z - the website begins with a Z, though as they're seemingly under obligation to mention it in full every two minutes, I feel no obligation to do the same.
Like other softenings of the categorical force of deontological obligation we mention briefly below (threshold deontology, mixed views), the prima facie duty view is in some danger of collapsing into a kind of consequentialism.
Mr. Siegel says he was under no obligation to mention Ms. Wyler when I asked him, twice, to describe the "Eureka!" moment that led to the Green Garmento concept.
"Don't take this personally, Michael," he said, "but I feel that it is my professional obligation to mention that I would have to take measures, you know, should you fail to make a scheduled payment.
In his filing, Mr. Kandell said he disagreed with the correction and was unwilling to approve it because he did not feel any journalistic obligation to mention Mr. Kiser or his book.
In Study 2, when children in this same age range were asked to promise to continue a cleaning task-and they agreed-they persisted longer on the task and mentioned their obligation more frequently than without such a promise.
