Príklady obligate

• Though the federal government is not obligated to fund primary education, with democratisation the federal government simply could not resist.

• Thus, a contractual duty obligates the healthcare organization to retain qualified professional personnel.

• No ethical theory and no version of obstetric ethics based on beneficence and respect for autonomy obligate the physician to attempt the impossible.

• But one would not be obligated to inquire about the motorist's welfare long after this act.

• As obligate parasites viruses are dependent on their hosts but their origins seem to deviate from that of cellular life.

• Favors such as gifts, meals, and invitations obligate us to a future repayment of some kind.

• This obligates investigators to provide transparency as to the details of the trial from recruitment of subjects to its results.

• None of the sequences could be assigned to obligate anaerobic bacteria.

• The municipal environment authorities are obligated to control air and water pollution.

• One important difference between canine and equine athletes is that horses are obligate nasal breathers during exercise.

• These habitats are usually considered as nutrient poor14,15, giving rise to the need for obligate and facultative symbiotic interactions between coexisting organisms and epiphytes.

• It cannot be the case that mere knowledge of some (nonmoral) proposition (or set of propositions) can obligate someone to do something.

• In one sense, all that can be expected of someone is that he do what he is obligated to do.

• Liberal societies and their members are justified and probably also obligated to promote the elements of the deliberativeness condition everywhere.

• The husband and his family are always obligated to the wife's family.