Sentence examples for true obligation from inspiring English sources

But economists who have studied the state's figures say Illinois's true obligation to retirees most likely is far larger than official estimates.

It is a God given duty, one which reflects his holy will and his justice; it is a true religious obligation.

So I support Gorsuch not simply because he is fair and smart and qualified and all of that, but also because I think he has a good philosophy of judging, one that will bring the judiciary closer to its true constitutional obligations.

Should I stay true to obligations and help my family out financially?

Emphasizing her role as a mother of two young children was a savvy move on the campaign trail and probably reflected, in part, Obama's true feelings of obligation and love.

The same is true with work obligations.

What makes the proposition that some right or obligation exists true, if it is true (Dworkin 1986)?

Curious about the non-Champagne side of French sparkling wine, and true to its seasonal obligation, the wine panel recently tasted 20 bottles of Gallic bubbly.

Precisely because such domestic systems are characterized by a common acceptance of legitimate authority, and by a broader sense of mutual obligation, a true realist would never disagree that their possibilities for "trust, cooperation and growth" are often encouraging.

"There's something different about looking someone in the eyes and doing something dishonest to doing it over the phone or screen". Here he agrees with the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, who argued that the face of the other is the true site of human obligation.

But this is also true: We have an obligation to govern our government.