Sentence examples for that obligations from inspiring English sources
The idea is that obligations constitute an act of imposing an obligation, an obliging.
The real boost to what Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, in her book "The Divorce Culture," calls the "sad business of marital dissolution" arrived roughly with the Beatles, when it was discovered that all anyone needed was love, and that obligations — including those toward one's children — could go take care of themselves.
We find that obligations have a sizeable effect on cooperative behavior even in the absence of incentives.
But some experts think those guidelines are misleading, warning that obligations are piling up like tinder on a forest floor.
In this reading, there is no contradiction between making room for the existence of pre-positive duties and insisting that obligations only originate in law.
"We have that obligation.
I believe they do have that obligation.
We fulfill that obligation.
That obligation remains," a spokesman said.
"How long that obligation lasts?
