Sentence examples for to underscore our obligation from inspiring English sources

The success stories we see with 10,000 Women are powerful, and only serve to underscore our obligation to the next generation.

"The sudden passing of Sharrif Wilson, after being out of prison for less than a year, underscores our obligation as a nation to correct miscarriages of justice and to do so as quickly as possible," Thompson told HuffPost in a statement Monday.

Because it was stolen data that served to underscore our liberal sensibilities.

Life experiences are meant to underscore our underlying nature.

Cosmopolitans underscore our universal moral obligations to those who reside faraway and with whom we share little in the way of language, custom, or culture, arguing that claims to "justice at home" can and should be applied elsewhere as well (Beitz 1999; Caney 2006; Wallace-Brown & Held 2010).

Most underscore our shortsightedness or impatience.

Mr. Adler, the Moody's spokesman, says that the Blues Brothers skit "poked fun at the intensity of our own compliance efforts," and was meant to underscore "that while dealing with these compliance obligations could be cumbersome and time-consuming for analysts, it was nonetheless crucial to our business".

"Our messaging on this is simply to underscore the hypocrisy".

We wish to underscore the light-handed approach we have been practicing in our tutorial interviews.

Research continues to underscore the importance of relationships and reciprocity, membership and belonging to our wellbeing.

The duty of rescue refers to our obligation neither to cause nor fail to prevent harm.