Sentence examples for vague obligations from inspiring English sources

She alluded to vague obligations which precluded her from spending time with me until much further in the week.

Additionally, the contested.health gTLD has fewer safeguards still: only a "requirement to comply with all applicable laws" (which should always be the case), and a vague, undefined obligation "to implement reasonable and appropriate security measures … [for] sensitive health … data" (which also is the law and a given in many countries) [ 21].

In return, she and her representatives, who retain a vague obligation to insure Sark's "good governance," largely stay out of its affairs.

The Sustainable Development Commission, although modelled on the unpromising format of the UN Commission on Human Rights, also carries a rather vague obligation to submit national environmental reports.Another legacy is the growing importance of the Global Environment Facility.

But they did that because they felt a vague obligation not to add more red ink.

As Gary Solis pointed out to me, Common Article 1 of the Fourth Geneva Convention assigns only a vague obligation to "ensure respect" for prisoners handed over to a third party.

However, it is vague on the obligations states have to support refugees on the territory of other states.

Soon he was coming home late on some nights and not at all on others, under the vague pretense of work obligations.

He added, "We believe that the opinion is vague as to the obligations that both parties have in front of the magistrate".

It says that a "major challenge" is converting a contractual obligation which is "often vague" into staff procedures.

Meredith Broussard would no longer have her "busy social life" or her "rigorous work schedule" or the even more vague "deadlines" to excuse her from social obligations.