Sentence examples similar to stemming from an obligation from inspiring English sources

But to the farm boy from the American Heartland, the need to exhaust all options short of war, and to engage in negotiations, to seek to make peace with enemies, stems from a moral obligation.

Municipal officials said the clash stemmed from a duty to defend civil rights and an obligation to abide by a local law that bars taxpayer support for any group that discriminates.

stemming from a personal feud.

Lin said the loss was mainly attributable to nonrecurring charges of $292.9 million stemming from its obligations in McCaw's tender offer.

Existing proposals for unilateral action on the part of the United States seem to stem from an unruly mixture of confusion, hope, and a sense of moral obligation.

It may stem from an evolutionary tendency.

The competition stems from an IT market undergoing significant change.

The bulk of the McCains' obligations stemmed from a pair of American Express credit cards that are held in Cindy McCain's name.

Donation of the organ to a family member might be viewed as an "imperative" obligation or it might stem from a feeling of love and compassion for the family member.

Part of his opposition to evolution may have stemmed from a genuine and honorable (if in this instance, misapplied) concern that it would undermine society's moral obligation to the weak and disadvantaged.

It stemmed from a real cinematic desire.