Sentence examples for obligations of work from inspiring English sources

"Impact" is the kind of television that seeks to exploit the tensions between the obligations of work and family, even if, in this instance, work isn't trading kooky kinds of derivatives but trying to ensure the continued existence of civilization.

The Australian movie, which won the Australian Film Institute's best picture award, that country's equivalent of the Academy Award earlier this year, stars Toni Collette as a geologist who falls into an unlikely romance with a Japanese businessman, played by Gotaro Tsunashima, who travels to Australia to escape the obligations of work and family.

We are faced with trying to reconcile the competing obligations of work, family and community with taking care of ourselves.

When the obligations of work, kids, and family go away, couples rediscover why they fell in love in the first place.

"I like the idea of the requirements and the obligations of working in a genre like that".

The unwillingness or inability to fulfill the contractual obligation of work is seen as a moral breach.

"We and every employee of the Dover Port Mortuary understand the obligations of this work, the sanctity of this work, the necessity, the need for reverence, the need for dignity and respect for our fallen, just as if these were our sons and our daughters," General Schwartz said Monday, a day before the investigation's findings were released.

I am 10 years older than her and happy to enjoy the life we have built, but she keeps taking on more and more responsibilities and obligations outside of work and doing more and more unnecessary housework.

They never forget that they have families, friends, hobbies, and other interests and obligations outside of work, and they don't infringe on their "real" lives -- by asking someone to work late, for example -- without a very good reason.

You can really live while working toward financial independence, which offers you the freedom to do what you want since it releases you from the obligation of working for a paycheck.

Neglecting Ourselves A busy life full of obligations to work and family can become a vicious circle we decide we have no time to take care of ourselves, and thus become even more exhausted and inefficient.