Sentence examples for raising obligations from inspiring English sources

First, with regard to individual parents neglecting their child raising obligations, society as a whole has a responsibility to protect and raise children.

We thus see it as raising obligations, which we are happy to accept, that the use of deception in research should be accompanied by empirical studies to inform ethical decision making and that there should be both scientific debate and public justification.

"I was asked on Aug. 30 to resign for reasons I still find difficult to fathom, unless the board's true intention is to drastically downsize the organization, shutting down outreach programs and firing staff, thereby relieving the directors of all but minimal fund-raising obligations," he wrote.

Forces of ships were raised through obligations of a ship-levy through the system of ouncelands and pennylands, which have been argued to date back to the muster system of Dál Riata, but were probably introduced by Scandinavian settlers.

While the former situation raises immediate obligations to notify child protection officials, the latter situation relates to long-term handling of results (addressed below).

J. P. Morgan Chase alone lent more than $170 billion to energy companies from 1999 to 2001, significantly raising the debt obligations of companies including Enron, Calpine and AES.

Several months ago most market savants thought the biggest banks had worked through the worst of their hits from bad mortgages and collateralized debt obligations, raising enough capital to make up the losses they were taking.

But businesses worry the state will raise their obligation each year.

In the first instance, a government can meet its obligations by raising future taxes.

The Obama administration has said that on Oct. 17 it will no longer be able to finance government obligations without raising the $16.7 trillion cap on government borrowing.

The migration of the Roma is also raising questions about the obligations of Romania and Bulgaria to fulfill promises they made when they joined the union.