Sentence examples for sort of obligations from inspiring English sources

What sort of obligations do we have to help those people, and what are the best ways to go about doing so?

The price tag is unknown, but it appears that the city will offer the team nothing more than a 66-year lease on the land and rent credits to recoup the costs of shoring up the crumbling pier and making infrastructure improvements — the sort of obligations that are usually picked up by the public.

He also abolished enslavement for debt, pulling up the boundary markers, or horoi, which indicated some sort of obligation.

I suppose there's a sort of obligation, people live up to their cliches in all parts of society".

The 56 members of the Islamic Conference managed only an "invitation" to Islamic countries to sever ties with Israel, rather than any sort of obligation to do so.

"If you witness a crime, do you have any sort of obligation that transcends your promise of anonymity?" Ms. McBride said.

Does it imply some sort of obligation on my part that I should find a new date to invite them again?

In interviews, he has spoken of this 9/11 novel as a sort of obligation, a challenge to him as a New Yorker and an artist.

Soliciting money directly from regular supporters carries a different sort of obligation, especially for a campaign that normally flies coach class.

It was reported that one local railway director refused to supply his train times to Bradshaw, saying: "I believe it would tend to make punctuality a sort of obligation".

And for consent to confer any sort of obligation, it must meet certain conditions: consenting parties must be sufficiently informed about the terms they are consenting to, and their consent must be freely given.