Sentence examples for the obligation of using from inspiring English sources

Results demonstrate the obligation of using MLS in reconstructing a reliable representation of the distribution of salinity, especially in areas where the density contrast between fresh and saline groundwater is large.

Both seem free of the obligation to use etiquette required of the rest ofus when dealing with the government.

The RCD also has had more influence on them (9.8 versus 7.1; p < 0.01).> This study shows that a large majority of GDPs was aware of the obligation to use a reporting code in 2014.

Before I could remind him of the obligation to use a condom, he showed me he already had one in his hand.

But the possession of property carries the obligation to use it in a larger service..."....

Others were a perception of their work as a contract that must be honoured, a strong sense of duty and the obligation to use their professional knowledge ethically.

All others (11 %) are negative about the obligation to use a reporting code, most of whom (69%%) stated that they regard themselves not adequately equipped to judge on DV and CA. The majority (76 %) of GDPs indicated that they received information in some way about the brochure and/or the action plan of the RCD (Table  2).

Liam Vernon, head of the NCA's UK human trafficking centre, said: "Increased awareness, both of human trafficking in its various forms and the obligation of first responders to use the National Referral Mechanism, is a likely contributor to the increased number of referrals in 2013.

"In these circumstances, we also cannot fulfill the nonproliferation treaty, the basic clause of which is the obligation of nuclear states not to use the nuclear weapon against states which do not possess it," he said.

The obligation of confidentiality may require the use of "identifiers" rather than names or "de-identification" procedures such as data aggregation (Presidential Commission 2012).

William Carey's Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians, to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens (1792) became the "charter" for Protestant missions and produced the Baptist Missionary Society.