Sentence examples for specific obligation from inspiring English sources

We have a specific obligation to our readers to let them know what our collective wisdom is".

The NMA says the BBC should always be under a "specific obligation" to review its options for partnerships in "explicit preference" to any expansion of its own online news services.

The only limits on the power of the Secretary of State to do so are a requirement that they consult with an advisory board beforehand, and that any specific obligation must be "reasonable" and "practicable".

Other critics of the argument from gratitude might concede (2), that subjects owe gratitude to the state, and (3), that this entails a specific obligation not to harm the state, but deny (4), that disobeying the state's decrees and laws actually harms the state.

We are pleased the resolution acknowledges that the prevention of genocide remains a specific obligation under modern international law.

It seemed to me that the Gospels, central to my family life, made some fairly specific promises and laid on us some fairly specific obligations; yet that specificity could simply go on holiday whenever God himself seemed to have gone on holiday.

(Some governments and government agencies have specific obligations and commitments).

The only specific obligations are that signatories declare these plants to the International Atomic Energy Agency and permit the agency to inspect them.

Local authorities have specific obligations for equal pay under the Equality Act 2010, but there are also some obligations for private sector employers.

He emphasized that Iran had specific obligations which the IAEA would enforce; he did not see himself as an intermediary between Iran and the rest of the world.

We are prepared to undertake specific obligations restricting the support we can give to the government after a peace settlement and defining the relationship we can maintain with it after a peace settlement.