Similarly, the high-school teachers only mouthed the ideologically correct platitudes and expressed their (yawn) boundless love for the country's rulers and all that stuff out of the sheer sense of strict ideological obligation, without an iota of conviction behind the words.
More than thirty years after a series of Supreme Court rulings outlawed debtor's prisons, Ms. Cleveland's case brought national attention to both the sheer amount of lega lfinancial obligations (LFOs) that could be accrued, even in cases without a criminal conviction, and the potential consequences of non-payment.
More than thirty years after a series of Supreme Court rulings outlawed debtor's prisons, Ms. Cleveland's case brought national attention to both the sheer amount of legal financial obligations (LFOs) that could be accrued, even in cases without a criminal conviction, and the potential consequences of non-payment.
The "jobs to get done" by the disparate stakeholders in end of life management are often in conflict: minimize pain, maximize quality of life, observing religious beliefs, professional ethics, obligations and responsibilities, sheer economic reality and/or mitigating potential guilt let alone expressing our love.
Not out of a sense of obligation, but out of sheer love and amazement for all its art treasures.
I would suggest a fourth category of misconduct: Trump's sheer megalomaniacal indifference to the fundamental notion that his office confers on him any obligation to the public of any kind.
"When you win something of this size -- I mean this is sheer luck, any one of you could have won this," Mr. Kainz said, "you've got an obligation.
But given Facebook's sheer size ― 44percentt of U.S. adults get news from the website ― it has a clear obligation to try to weed out blatant misinformation.
Contrary to Dennis B. Ross's description of an apt American policy toward Iran, the policy is misguided by virtue of the sheer failure to produce any hard evidence that indicates Iran's breach of its nonproliferation treaty obligations.
Sheer fear, sheer terror.
