Sentence examples for obligations to use from inspiring English sources

In a news conference after the closed-door meeting, both characterized the exchange as friendly and productive, but Mr. Moscovici acknowledged that the two men, and their governments, had real differences of opinion over pooling obligations to use the credit of the strongest European countries to prop up the weaker ones, an approach achieved through euro bonds.

A corollary of the idea of self-ownership is the idea that individuals do not have any non-contractual obligations to use their labor for the benefit of others.

But when it comes to industry imposing risks upon us without our knowledge, government has an obligation to use regulation to protect us from ourselves.

The work of "clubs and queens to help fundraise for the Repeal project came from us feeling we all had a personal obligation to use our platform in any way we could," said Dublin-based drag queen Pixie Woo.

Customers are under no obligation to use a solicitor known to Persimmon.

Do these people have an obligation to use their fame in this way?

"I therefore ask that you free schools from the obligation to use this test.

"You are normally under no obligation to use the probate services of the firm which stored the will.

The state will likely be under no obligation to use this study's findings, which are expected by March.

Both seem free of the obligation to use etiquette required of the rest ofus when dealing with the government.

"There is no obligation to use the contractor who is doing work in the upstairs apartment," Mr. Mandel said.