Sentence examples for real obligations from inspiring English sources

There are no real obligations for the role, however, at least in some markets.

Since then, cable bills and real obligations to other human beings have broken in.

"It's too bad that this has been transformed into a group of countries that have real obligations and a group of countries that don't have any," he said.

I'd gone there to visit an old friend from high school — and because I was between jobs, and had no real obligations, I decided to stay for a while and maybe look for some dishwashing work.

"Given that so many of our obligations are either short-term or indexed or are real obligations, such as medical obligations or Social Security obligations, which are indexed, it wouldn't have a substantial effect, even if there were a willingness to do that, which, of course, there is not," he said.

In fact the story of Hostess, as much a fixture as Chevy when I was a kid, is the common tale of extreme debt, real obligations to real live workers and an inability to change with the times.[1] Pick your reasons, but don't forget this one: Hostess never even pretended to provide "healthier" snacks.

So there is a real obligation there, whether there is a written contract or not".

A writer has only one real obligation when using real-life cases, and that's to respect them.

"Parents have a real obligation now to know what their kids are watching," said Mr. Ross of Disney.

He added, "They can walk away whenever they want and there is no real obligation to pay a penny to repair and renovate factories".

"We feel a great solidarity with the Writers Guild, but at the same time I have a real obligation to my shows".