Sentence examples for this same obligation from inspiring English sources

If researchers interested in empowerment are obligated to collaborate in communities in ways that enhance the power that people have over their own lives (Rappaport 1981), does this same obligation hold if our participants are children?

He feels the same obligation to help others that Clemente did.

(The Jews, the third people of the book, do not feel quite the same obligation).Spreading the Word is hard.

As a result, each country has the same obligation to monitor and pass on information about results within its boundaries.

And I think that every other former scholarship student has the same obligation to throw the rope back for others.

Hamlet was under the same obligation, but, lacking access to high-powered rifles and exploding rats, he took longer to finish the job.

Whistl does not have the same obligation and so can "cherry-pick" where it delivers, resulting in lower costs and therefore lower charges, it is argued.

It needs to be held to account every which way; but that does not mean the media are absolved from the same obligation.

So bravo to Escobar for turning a tragedy into inspiration, and also for reminding us that rich and poor alike ultimately share the same boat — and the same obligation to help each other.

Any generalization is dangerous, but for the most part we didn't feel the same obligation to succeed as the women before us, nor were we bordering on blase, like those who would follow.

A bride can feel that she is under immense pressure to purchase her gown when she has been made welcome into someone's home but would not feel the same obligation to buy from a high street store.