The Illinois legislature just passed a bill that would compel local entities to pay their share of pension obligations.
Another is the decision by some women "not to go for broke," she said, because they bear a greater share of family obligations.
It will mean real hardship for the Greek people and some of the richer elements in Greek society as they pay something more akin to their fair share of their obligations to the nation.
"Europe needs to set out how it will meet its fair share of financial obligations and shed some light on how it will mobilize those resources," Mr. de Boer said.
Fred Trump and the Hyatt hotel chain jointly guaranteed the $70 million construction loan from Manufacturers Hanover bank, "each assuming a 50percentt share of the obligation and each committing itself to complete the project should Donald be unable to finish it".
We had shared circumstances, shared risks and shared obligations.
The utility of applying Kingdon's model to maternal health is that it helps us identify why maternal health rights policy has not succeeded in shifting from the dominant global norm of national self-reliance to the emerging GRH norm of shared obligations.
It's an acknowledgment of obligations incurred by shared history.
In due course, they fall into bed, into something like love, into a marriage to keep him out of the American draft and then, unexpectedly, into a real marriage of obligations, children, a shared history, a life in London.
The normative aspect of shared activity, at least in the form of obligations, has been discussed extensively by Gilbert.
