Sentence examples for position obligations from inspiring English sources
His prismatic evocations of the Mrs. Dalloway who is defined by her position, obligations and party preparations and her inner Clarissa — that essential being she glimpses for a moment at the end, thanks to the suicide of Septimus and the steadfast love of her childhood friend, Peter — implant the life and breath of one masterpiece in a masterly work of criticism.
There's no way of knowing how many other Owens are working at America's universities, trapped into similarly untenable and punitive agreements by financial need and by professors' and institutions' failure to provide basic information about the positions' obligations.
Nowadays she is more at ease with her position and the obligations it puts on her.
The proposal challenged the GPs autonomous position through increased obligations in terms of accessibility, meeting attendance, reporting and other administrative tasks.
Does someone in such a position have an obligation to be available?
European leaders should remind Trump, and the officials he appoints to senior positions, of US obligations to European security.
The majority did not take a firm position on the legal obligation question often blurring the line between moral obligation, legal obligation and the concept of solidarity.
"The discussions with investors are continuing, and by Friday we expect the business will be in a position to meet its obligations," the Setanta source said.
By doing so, Morgan Stanley has argued, they saddled the firm with an illiquid and ultimately worthless position in collateralized debt obligations, which are complex pools of securities tied to subprime mortgages.
As Joel Feinberg points out, conflicts between perceived special obligations of position and more general duties created great tension and conflict for American abolitionist judges prior to the Civil War.
Billions more in credit insurance have also been written on European banks, many of which hold huge positions in troubled sovereign obligations.
