Sentence examples for same obligations as from inspiring English sources

These agreements can carry the same obligations as contracts, so researchers at Yale should not enter into such agreements without prior review by the appropriate central office.

Yet broker-dealers have not had the same obligations as commercial banks to report suspicious activities or to develop anti-laundering policies.

Supporters of the insurgency say it does not have the same obligations as a Government and thus cannot be held accountable in the same way.

Be angry because corporations do not have the same obligations as councils to care for the environment or the people in it.

"Maybe we don't have the same obligations as the rest of the players, but we're still part of the team," left tackle Will Beatty said in a telephone interview.

The president said broadband service was "of the same importance, and must carry the same obligations" as services such as the telephone network, and asked the FCC to classify it as such.

That is different from publicly funded charter schools, for example, which are allowed to operate like private schools and don't have the same obligation as traditional public schools to serve all students.

Young women can also serve, but they are not under the same obligation as young men.

As a community, we have the same obligation as superheroes.

Without the same obligation as television to match textual content with constantly-changing images, newspaper stories (Table  3) were more wide-ranging in their interest; many items mentioned several countries or types of procedure rather than just a few examples.

Under the amendments, virtual currency platforms would have the same obligation as banks and other payment institutions to scrutinise their customers.