One of Johnson's journalistic sidelines has been writing a motoring column for Gentlemen's Quarterly, a task that obligates him to test-drive high-performance automobiles at high speeds; Livingstone has never had a driver's license.
I often come across tasks that I feel obligated to complete, but they drain and exhaust me.
Dear Ms. Davis, Every job has a job description that enumerates the tasks the job holder is obligated to perform.
However, realize that your employer isn't obligated to perform these tasks.
In 1991, Cynthia McLemore, a linguist at the University of Pennsylvania, found that senior members of a Texas sorority used uptalk to make junior members feel obligated to carry out new tasks.
Completing the whole task of a consultation obligated them to transfer their theoretical medical knowledge into applicable clinical knowledge on the spot.
Additionally, in some countries governments have introduced a law which obligates health care providers to undertake prevention-related tasks [ 5].
Therefore, they should retain benefits of multiple mating [ 37], such as superior task performance of parasite defense associated with increased within-colony genetic diversity, unlike obligate social parasites that are more intimately associated with their hosts [ 30].
Genetic reduction is seen in obligate parasites for the same reason: if the host is performing the task, there is no longer a selective pressure against mutation in the parasite's genes that perform the task.
The new law on children's rights along with the creation of new mechanisms to ensure the implementation of these rights have brought about a new reality, which obligates authorities, in particular at the local level, to take over new tasks and responsibilities.
"It's an obligate relationship.
