No matter where it leads, it is our scholarly obligation to follow it.
It is our scholarly obligation to describe powerfully and evocatively the fundamental issues that shape our being-in-the-world, our humanity.
One would hope those legislators jumping on the bandwagon, unlike those college presidents all too willing to bypass their scholarly obligation to actually read carefully the resolution they were protesting, would know that these measures are unconstitutional.
"We — especially those of us who have championed the ministerial exception — have a scholarly and moral obligation to think about what happens next," he wrote, anticipating that the outcome would favor the church.
The University expects that an officer's outside activities and interests will not interfere with his or her teaching, scholarly research, or other obligations to the University.
In the latter domain, Mr. Waters scores the greatest hits: He believes the country's professors of humanities have timidly abdicated their obligation to judge scholarly work.
In choosing Campbell, the trustees were banking on his clearheaded vision of how to balance the Met's scholarly integrity, its fund-raising needs, and its obligations to a vast and rapidly changing audience.
Ivy League students are made aware from the start that they are part of a scholarly community for life, that they are incurring an obligation, rather than simply accepting an education as a right.
I Tatti offers Fellows the precious time they need to pursue their studies with a minimum of obligations and interruptions together with a maximum of scholarly resources a combination that distinguishes the Harvard Center from similar institutions.
This shuffling of priorities, media formats, and scholarly consumption behaviours has muddied the waters regarding the roles and obligations of all parties.
"They said it was important for the Senate to change the ground rules and there was no obligation to confirm someone just because they are scholarly or erudite," a person who attended said.
