Sentence examples for permanent obligation from inspiring English sources

They accept seven sacraments as of permanent obligation in the life of the church.

On one side are Jews who will never forgive Germany for the Holocaust; in their view, Germany has a permanent obligation never to criticize Israel.

Conscription became a permanent obligation of young men between the ages of 20 and 25 under the Jourdan Law of 19 Fructidor, year VI (September 5, 1798), named for its sponsor, the comte de Jourdan.

Recalling the way in which the anti-semitic words of Hitler and others paved the way for the horrors of Nazism, she says: "This historical experience puts Germany under a permanent obligation to combat systematically every form of racism, anti-semitism and xenophobia.

Ordination may have been part of his strategy to get out in spite of the permanent obligation imposed by his vows.

"They say, 'Yes, this will result in an increase in taxes on our businesses, this will result in a permanent obligation on the state of Louisiana'".

The only question is whether you will return with a permanent residence obligation.

If the latter, do they stand in permanent tension (obligations to the poor vs. obligations to one's children)?

And it doesn't create huge, permanent new obligations that will worsen our long-term economic situation".

Harris County, Tex., $85 million of permanent improvement general obligation bonds.

Because, if you ever read your lease, the only thing that's permanent is the obligation to pay rent.