Sentence examples for separate obligations from inspiring English sources

It is as if a third force compels them both toward their separate obligations of murder and victimization.

The ICJ then identify seven separate obligations for other states – in the context of these non-derogable rules – that include two negative obligations that states must not: one, render aid or assistance in maintaining the situation; and, two, recognise the illegal situation.

In the filing Thursday, it didn't answer the question again, saying it is still thinking about assuming, redeeming or guaranteeing some or all of the debt or letting it stay as a separate obligation of Countrywide.

"They ask, 'Isn't your obligation as a human being separate from your obligation as a journalist?' " he said.

The Swiss Civil Code of 1907, together with a separate Code of Obligations, went into effect in 1912.

He found it difficult, at the very least, to keep his position as Brazilian emperor separate from his obligations to protect his daughter's interests in Portugal.

Going back to the Romans and the ancient world, private sexual behavior was separate from social obligations -- you married, procreated and your sexual life was a private matter, as relevant to the rest of society as your choice of wine to accompany a meal.

But that is completely separate from our obligation to provide sanctuary for the most vulnerable.

A new topic appeared after the Korean War with the emphasis on the private and personal spheres separated from public obligations.

As a result, Machiavelli cannot really be said to have a theory of obligation separate from the imposition of power; people obey only because they fear the consequences of not doing so, whether the loss of life or of privileges.

But in our modern lives, it's so easy to become separated from those obligations on a day-to-day basis until a holiday comes along.