Sentence examples for system of obligations from inspiring English sources

Its system of obligations and checks has persuaded many countries that could have built nuclear weapons not to do so.

The intricate system of obligations and rights inherited by the ancien régime from feudalism was rejected by the Revolution, which restored a system patterned on that of Roman law.

Rather than focus on individual welfare, he recommends a system of obligations that starts from general social goods.

Axiom (D) guarantees the consistency of the system of obligations by insisting that when A is obligatory, A is permissible.

One US NGO representative commented on how the pooling mechanism itself generates a sense of obligation observing, " So my sense is that yes, I think the Global Fund mechanism makes more sense because particularly if there's a system of obligations as opposed to a system of donations, which is very, very different".

It amounts to a predatory system of obligation, set down in no laws, enforced by implied threat.

Tradition in Islam is thus both content and constraint, Hadith as the biographical ground of law and Sunnah as the system of obligation derived from it.

The combination of agnatic kinship and a feudal system of obligation has been seen as creating the highland clan system.

The combination of agnatic kinship and a feudal system of obligation has been seen as creating the highland clan system, evident in records from the 13th century.

Thus, on the one hand, he favoured a revision of the system of religious obligations and a brushing aside of condemnable innovations (bidʿah), and, on the other, he constructed an economic ethic that was more flexible on many points than that espoused by the contemporary schools.

The Statute of Winchester of 1285 codified the system of social obligation.