Sentence examples for two obligations of from inspiring English sources

Industry estimates say the American, who rules not just his peers and his division but all of boxing, will choose more lucrative fights, probably in rematches with Álvarez and Miguel Cotto, fulfilling the last two obligations of his six-fight contract with Showtime by the end of 2015.

Traditionally, Muslims refer to five pillars or five basic obligations of their faith, including daily prayers and fasting on Ramadan.

After all, we'd never taken them to a Disney park, one of the two crucial obligations of contemporary parenting (we're still working on paying for college).

The 836 charter also contains an early reference to the trimoda necessitas, the set of three obligations that kings of the era placed on their subjects.

Fasting during the day throughout Ramadan is one of the five core obligations of observant Muslims, of whom there are about 3.3 million, according to the Pew Research Center.

Justice and moral obligation sometimes seem opposed to the dictates of (what would be motivated by) universal benevolence, and Hume cites one's obligation (of justice) to return what one owes to a "seditious bigot" as one glaring instance of this point.

It's one of the obligations of being an adult.

But the real problem with the proliferation of shelters is that they sour the average American on one of the obligations of citizenship.

One of the obligations of outside accountants is to assess a client's internal controls, including measures to prevent and detect misconduct by employees.

Also, the promotion of cottage industries in rural areas is one of the obligations of the State.

Two final arguments against obligations of grateful behavior concern the motivation and reasons on which the grateful beneficiary acts.