Sentence examples for obligations required from inspiring English sources

An editorial in the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper on Wednesday reminded Netanyahu of "the obligations required by Jewish moral values.

But its problems lie beyond its core business, principally in the soaring obligations required to finance its huge pension fund.

But he said Britain "should pay not a penny more, not a penny less" of what those obligations required.

But given North Korea's history of seemingly irrational behavior at times, the legal notification obligations required in the armistice may be regarded as irrelevant in North Korea.

Impatient with the social obligations required of museum directors and keen to showcase provocative work, he often ran into trouble with trustees and board members.

Under that theory, an executive can be charged with a crime for accepting compensation as a corporate officer, and then ignoring duties and obligations required by the job to advance personal interests that conflict with those of the company.

Indeed, the UK's international human rights obligations require that the government should reform the law in this area.

These interest obligations require either higher levels of taxes, with possibly adverse effects on the economy, or reduced expenditures for other purposes.

It pushes us to think imaginatively and sympathetically about the experiences of others as a way of understanding what our core human obligations require in a particular situation.

Verification of nonproliferation treaty obligations requires more stringent measures, but to date, fewer than 20percentt of the 191 United Nations members have approved a protocol allowing broader inspection rights.

But despite legal obligations requiring cooperation with the tribunals, many governments refuse to do so, and more than half of those indicted by the Yugoslav tribunal remain at liberty.