Whether sharing obligations arose under customary international law when this controversy arose is also doubtful.
can include costly processes, requiring expensive consumables as well as specialized equipment and personnel for their generation, it can potentially be difficult to fulfil sharing obligations and make resources available, unless there is recognition by peers and investment by funding agencies and the community.
In fact, banknotes are a shared obligation of all euro-zone members, no matter where they are printed.
The intention can only be to cheat other citizens of what should be a shared obligation to support the state.
Purgatorial in nature, Chinese hells are not beyond the reach of human intervention, and the shared obligation to succour the beings who suffer there has been a powerful force for social cohesion.
The shared obligation of having to pay the regular loan instalments meant he abandoned his spendthrift ways.The unbanked do not have access to such luxuries as standing orders, which richer people use to overcome the temptation to spend whatever they earn.
Whatever the accomplishments of the war on poverty — and there were many — its disappointments created a kind of collective exhaustion with the subject and the complex political, moral, and economic questions it raises about our shared obligation to those among us with the least.
And I know that we can summon that sense of shared obligation; that we have the capacity to change, and to grow, and to solve even the toughest of problems.
The UNICEF Snowflakes are reminders of our shared obligation to do whatever we can to help the world's most vulnerable children survive.
With her story, and with his commission, the president has summoned us to our shared obligation to protect the right to vote.
Unprompted by me, the conversations almost always gravitate toward a reflection on the shared obligation -- among people, and between markets and government -- to create that ideal society.
