Sentence examples for obligatory character from inspiring English sources

Discussion in modern Conservative literature has raised the possibility of abolishing the obligatory character of the additional festival days in the Diaspora (except for the second day of Rosh Hashana), thus unifying Jewish practice throughout the world.

At times, Maritain appears to hold that natural law acquires its obligatory character only because of its relation to the eternal law; he writes that "natural law is law only because it is participation in Eternal Law" (see Man and the State, p. 96).

Writer Damon Lindelof declared that Khan's "intense gravity," particularly regarding the character's delivery of monologues, made him an obligatory character to use, even if its iconic status made the crew afraid of the fan reaction.

Despite its early obligatory character, the perturbation in the dynamics and consequent destabilization of native state does not provide the full molecular picture for the pathogenic conversion of PrPC.

It has been shown that screening recommendations are not followed completely, despite their obligatory character [ 33].

Further research is needed to answer the question whether the improved performance is due to the content of the e-modules of to their obligatory character.

The obligatory characters are all lined up: the one who turns out to be gay, the one with a drinking problem, the say-anything abrasive one, the innocent who turns out to be not so goody-goody.

Frameworks with sustainability criteria, primarily of a voluntary, non-obligatory character, which have been initiated by private actors, exist in different branches, such as biofuel, forestry, coffee, and cotton industries.

The non-obligatory character of this test explains the fact that a lot of cases remain undiagnosed.

"And," they sighed, mid-tirade, "there is the one obligatory part-black character to prove that multiculti [sic] political correctness outweighs historical accuracy".

Look away now if you don't want to see the obligatory Guide reference to The Wire but Baltimore gangster Omar Little's sexuality is incidental to his hugely popular character, because he's written well and fleshed out.