Sentence examples for stronger obligations from inspiring English sources

Just as you may have a stronger moral obligation to your brother than to anyone on the street, you certainly also have equally strong, if not stronger, obligations to your daughter.

In the first, neither obligation is indefeasible; each can, in principle, be trumped by other stronger obligations.

The new arrangement will provide stronger obligations on companies in the U.S. to protect the personal data of Europeans and stronger monitoring and enforcement by the U.S. Department of Commerce and Federal Trade Commission (FTC), including through increased cooperation with European Data Protection Authorities.

In my view, he has an even stronger obligation stemming from the fact he has said many things that cause one group of people to turn against another group of people.

"We need to introduce mandatory reporting so that no institution can ever be tempted to think that the reputation of the institution matters more than the protection of the child … there has to be a stronger obligation to report and to act".

Do faculty have a stronger obligation to mentor students or postdocs from underrepresented groups?

The capacity to feel pain grounds an obligation to avoid its infliction; the capacity to anticipate and dread as well as feel pain may ground a stronger obligation.

With strict laws, these ordering sources imply a stronger obligation than with what is, e.g. predetermined by destiny (Meisterernst 2011, 2012).

But he felt an even stronger obligation to take over the retail space in Bahrain that his brother had rented before getting sick.

The argument the laws give is elaborate, and appeals mainly to two points: an agreement they allege Socrates made to obey them by choosing to live in Athens, and the benefits they claim Socrates has received from them, which place Socrates under a stronger obligation to the laws than he has to his parents.

As the gap between the haves and the have-nots grows wider, we have an ever stronger obligation to ensure that others benefit from our blessings.