Sentence examples for of any obligation from inspiring English sources
Finaldi, however, disputed the notion that Mahony should be absolved of any obligation to alert authorities.
Mondrian believed that painting was the supreme visual art, free of any obligation to function.
That the exigencies of feeding a crowded planet relieve us of any obligation to decency?
But Trump has no sense of any obligation to the public of any kind.
Crucial to the lyric essay is the lack of any obligation to tell stories.
This relieved baseball, for the time being, of any obligation to suspend him.
L. 95 630 substituted "any obligations which are direct obligations of, or are fully guaranteed as to principal and interest by, the United States or any agency thereof" of "direct obligations of the United States".
He added, "Effectively, Wisconsin was relieved of any obligations or duties that were created under terms of the federal health care law".
"It's not realistic to demand that the government end its action against militants and keep the militants free of any obligations whatsoever," Mr. Lavrov said.
"There is nothing in this agreement that stipulates, implies or requires that the cut-off date will bring about the cessation of any obligations on any party".
When amortization is accelerated, the drain of income taxes is reduced for the business during the years immediately after the purchase, thus releasing more funds for the repayment of any obligations incurred in financing the property.
