The philosophical status of certain entities is not so clear, such as pains, tasks, obligations and events.
ResultsManager, introduced in 2003 by Gyronix in Britain, uses MindManager toward a different end: not organizing ideas but managing tasks and obligations.
If Enlightenment is "man's emergence from his self-imposed immaturity", then this "task", and "obligation" as Kant defined it, is never fulfilled; it has to be continually renewed by every generation in ever-changing social and political conditions.
New patterns became apparent: the notion of rita, the basis of the conception of cosmic order, was reshaped into that of dharma, or the religious-social tasks and obligations of humans in society that maintain order in the universe.
Or maybe, Ms. Moscowitz points out, what connects busy children to their parents are tasks and obligations, leaving the elders to wonder: "If I hire someone to do what my daughter does for me, will I see my daughter?" Having money and not spending it may be a problem lots of caregivers wish their families had, but it's a problem nonetheless.
For some, that means rushing to wrap up unfinished tasks or obligations.
Caring for is an activity state, often associated with serving needs, specific tasks and obligations while caring about someone is a feeling state, linked with affection, affinity and emotion (Thomas 1993; Ungerson 1990).
There are always tasks and obligations that are true necessities.
My point is this: We all have these stinky tasks and obligations that come into our lives.
At the district level, the district health bureau is a professional agency under management of the District People's Committee that works to advise the District People's Committee on state management of local healthcare protection and promotion, and performs designated tasks and obligations as authorized by the District People's Committee and provincial health department.
It is his task -- his obligation, his burden -- to pick the few that are.
