Sentence examples for too much obligation from inspiring English sources

The Tory MP for Shipley, Philip Davies, responded first, voicing concerns about "putting too much obligation on betting shops".

At one point he offered 30 works but the museum's trustees thought it would place too much obligation on them.

Over the next 100 years, the standards Well likely change all over again.

There are limits that you can't enjoy too much, because there are obligations and everything, but you have to give it your all".

I've had a similar comfortable-uncomfortable Keynesian question kicking around my head for a while:What if Keynesian stimulus works, but only if your country doesn't already have too much debt and future obligations piled up at the moment you need the stimulus?

And, owing to the profligate policies of previous administrations, you happen to have too much debt and future obligations piled up right now...and you need the stimulus Paul Krugman had a heated back-and-forth with Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhardt this summer over whether or not there's any evidence that debt-levels equal to 90% of GDP is the point at which such an effect kicks in.

"I think £36 billion is much too much – we have no legal obligation to pay anything.

"It is our duty to look after ourselves and then also to help look after our neighbour and life is a reciprocal business and people have got the entitlements too much in mind without the obligations".

August was an insane month, too much travel, too many other obligations... but I'd have September, October, and now November and December as well.

Some of Mr. Bloomberg's advisers, in discussing the candidate's measured reaction, argued that the attack on the World Trade Center and the extensive attention paid to the financial problems it has caused the city might spare Mr. Bloomberg from the obligation of delivering too much bad news to New Yorkers.

I mostly did events for gentlemen with party obligations who worked too much for a regular girlfriend.