Sentence examples for wider obligation from inspiring English sources

There is always a balance to be struck in any community, between its right to order its own identity and a wider obligation to welcome strangers, particularly refugees.

Carroll's model, on the other hand, focuses on obeying the law, suggesting that companies have more than the wider "obligation to do what is right, just and fair" and do indeed have legal responsibilities to "obey the law".

Instead, they reveal a state of mind where it is entirely normal to ignore what most citizens regard as the wider obligations that accompany great good fortune.

He said: "There are those who say we should turn our backs on the world and on our wider obligations, that we should cut ourselves off from influential organisations in the belief that we can go it alone.

Mr Price subsequently accused Mrs Watkins of "defamation and breach of wider obligations of confidence and trust".

"But we would rather they accepted that they had wider obligations to British business and to the public". The prime minister and the chancellor have emphasised the importance of banking to the British economy amid threats that some institutions could move their operations overseas.

Out of every dollar spent for the city's 1,093,071 public school students last year, only 8.2percentt was incurred for "system-wide obligations" or for central administration.

Within that wider legal obligation, Miss Harman suggested that Government contracts should be awarded on social as well as economic grounds.

It would obviously need to do so in a manner that was consistent with its wider regulatory obligations".

But they are already facing a challenge in the courts, and the three charities say the hardening rhetoric may breach the government's wider legal obligations.

Markets do everything best – managing business and systemic risk, innovating, investing, organising executive reward – without the intervention of the supposed dead hand of the state and without any acknowledgement of wider social obligations.