Sentence examples for obligations to avoid from inspiring English sources
"We call on the company to meet its legal and moral obligations to avoid compulsory redundancies and to enter into talks with NUJ reps," they said.
That bit of advice is lavished on her younger sister Christine, whose marriage to Paul (Jamey Sheridan), a workaholic businessman, is strained to the breaking point when he pleads business obligations to avoid participating in a father-daughter ballet recital.
Liberty's policy officer, Sara Ogilvie, said Downing Street's decision not to press ahead with its original proposal to confiscate the passports of foreign fighters might look like some "fancy footwork" in order to comply with the letter of Britain's international obligations to avoid making people stateless, but in practice it would breach them.
The DfT is currently consulting on whether strict obligations to avoid overcrowding, for example, by adding more carriages, should be imposed more widely on train operators.
Health Care providers are ascribed ethical obligations to avoid casually discussing confidential patient matters in social media or in e-mail that may not be entirely private or secure (Chretien et al. 2011).
If someone gives you an unwelcome gift but expects to see you using it, the ethical obligations to avoid causing harm and to respect others require you to bite the bullet and go along with it.
The I.M.F. has a constitutional obligation to avoid making loans in which wishful thinking informs the repayment schedule.
Justices have an obligation to avoid off-the-bench behavior hurtful to the court's mission and reputation.
Does a company have any obligation to avoid transactions it knows are intended to deceive creditors and investors?
Do professors (and people in general) have an obligation to avoid creating situations in which it is both tempting and easy for others to behave unethically?
A 2014 study funded by Voiceless, found that 70% of Australians agreed that "human beings have an obligation to avoid harming all animals".
